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Recenzije za Shortkeys (Custom Keyboard Shortcuts) for Firefox

Shortkeys (Custom Keyboard Shortcuts) for Firefox od Peter Malecka, Mike Crittenden

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  • od Korisnik Firefoxa 14448194, prije 7 godina
    Simply does not work for default shortcuts. I want to disable ctrl+w for a webpage that has a terminal emulator, and ctrl+w is one of the shortcuts I need to enter. I try to disable it through the extension, and it does not work even after restarting the whole browser. Does not do what is described.
  • od Windthin, prije 7 godina
    This did not work at all. I got it in the hopes of nullifying the annoying F12/F11 keys, and it did not function at all.
  • od Korisnik Firefoxa 14388921, prije 7 godina
  • od Korisnik Firefoxa 12598283, prije 7 godina
    Same as @Lethe. Waste of time.
  • od Korisnik Firefoxa 12645688, prije 7 godina
    Can't get it to work after reading instructions and FAQ and googling for an hour.
  • od Korisnik Firefoxa 13443820, prije 7 godina
    Doesn't work at all, what a shame
  • od tipar, prije 8 godina
  • od Whetsit Tuya, prije 8 godina
  • od Ben, prije 8 godina
    The only reason I installed this extension was in order to disable built-in Firefox shortcuts, which is a feature noted in several places. There is even a "Do Nothing" action to take for a shortcut key designed for this purpose. But it doesn't work; after a "Do Nothing" shortcut key is defined, the key still does its original built-in action. There are bug reports in Github for CTRL-J and CTRL-Q, I wanted to disable CTRL-W...but the answer is "that's not supported by the new Firefox API". Well then, maybe you should remove the feature!

    Odgovor programera

    objavljeno prije 8 godina
    This is some uncharted teritory for us: from what I can tell right now - the disable feture works when in a context of a webpage (but not when a search bar or url bar are focused), but some shortcuts like ctrl+w do not seem to follow this logic and cannot be blocked. Sorry about that, maybe we can discuss this with Mozilla.