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Contextlets by David Hammond

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13 reviews
  • by Shineblind, 3 months ago
  • by ericchase, 3 years ago
  • by Makelovenovar, 4 years ago
  • by Daktyl, 4 years ago
  • by susix, 5 years ago
    great, this exactly waht I need! except the wild option page🤣
  • by Onurtag, 6 years ago
    Awesome addon.
    Thanks to this we don't have to write an extension every time we want to use any of the browser APIs.
    I surely wouldn't use this extension with these permissions if it wasn't open source.

    I would highly suggest other users to read the webextension APIs:
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API
  • by Silexy, 6 years ago
  • by Alex, 6 years ago
    I have problem in FF 63.0.3 x64 - check box is transparent (absent) and icon is not displayed in context menu. http://i63.tinypic.com/r8s3ua.png

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    There will be an update to fix this issue soon.

    Edit 2019-01-03: The latest Contextlets update should resolve the issue with the checkboxes, which was due to a change Mozilla made in their CSS.

    Unfortunately, I'm not sure the icon issue is something I can fix. It appears that Mozilla made a change so that custom icons are no longer allowed in the top level of the context menu unless the icon is hardcoded in the extension itself. The custom icons only seem to work within submenus. I will investigate this some more when I get a chance.
  • by fixer, 6 years ago
    Superb Work..Thank You Developer #david hammond..
  • by Daktyl, 7 years ago
  • by Magister Sexta, 7 years ago
    Works great so far, I'm using it to add selective context menu's onto violentmonkey code.
  • by Juanka Hula, 7 years ago
    I noticed you created other addons to be able to have more than 1 contextlets. Couldnt you have made a submenu that includes all the user created contextlets as many as the user wants without having to get more than 1 extension?

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    That happens automatically, by the way context menu items work in WebExtensions. If one extension is trying to display more than one context menu item at a time, Firefox will automatically put them into a submenu. The purpose of the "extra" extensions is if you want them all to appear in the top-level context menu. In this case, Firefox requires a separate extension for each item you want to display in the top level.
  • by Aeres, 7 years ago
    Its great , Infact the best part is the syntax check while inputting the code in the code area.
    One great additional feature will be to add line number toggle :)

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Great idea. I've added an option to display line numbers.