Stylish for Firefox 1.2.2b1
Available here.
- Support for Firefox up to 9.0a1, Thunderbird up to 9.0a1, SeaMonkey up to 2.6a1
- Uses the Orion source editor for syntax highlighting if available (currently only in Firefox 9.0a1)
- Clicking on an error in the edit window moves the cursor to the error in the code.
- Fixed a bug where in Thunderbird, messages in their own window didn't get working Stylish UI.
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EDIT: ctrl+c/ctrl+v works alright, just not ctrl+z.
I'm using latest stable version (1.2.1) and I was writing a userstyle, which I saved and then restarted Nightly in order to apply a new daily update.
After the update my browser got instant crash. It appeared, that the cause is my stylish.sqlite file.
I have a backup, so I didn't lose much (only the latest changes [work in progress] got lost).
I believe, that stylish shouldn't cause a browser crash in ANY case, so if you are willing to somehow fix this issue and if it would be somehow helpful for you - I can upload my stylish.sqlite file.
* { overflow: auto;}
really annoys Firefox.So maybe you could add a key like if we would run firefox.exe with key "-no-styles" - none of the styles will be applied, so a user could normally run the browser, specify which exactly style is causing a crash and removing the crashy part out from the code (or the whole style). It's WAY better then losing all styles' data (if you don't have a back up).
http://userstyles.org/help/stylish
Edit: OK, turns out to be a problem with the latest It's All Text! (v1.6.0); the previous version works fine with both Stylish 1.2 and 1.2.1. Either someone changed something they shouldn't have or didn't change something they should have?
Update: The developer of It's All Text! has a fix; it's still being tested. He'll submit it to AMO once it's ready.
p.s.: used this method and the same file, with the same styles - now causes no crashes. That is weird :-/
When you create a new instance of SourceEditor, it has "undo" and "redo" methods.
The context menu isn't created by default by SourceEditor but has to be created normally in xul and then added with context="menupopupid" to the editor placeholder element.
Filed this one for a context menu.
Hope Orion edit support autocompelete Mozilla Toolbar, item ID in the future