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Nuke Anything Enhanced sɣur Patrick Abi Salloum

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sɣur IPv1, 8 წლის წინ
Hi,

I have created a mozilla account specifically for the purpose of letting you know that I use Nuke more than the majority of my other add-ons. Statistically, it is used upwards of 10-25x more than other scripts.

With a context menu editor, I'm fine to adjust how I view my context menu and it allows me the ability to simply right-click and then single click whatever singular key that is descriptive for the context menu beginning with said clicked key. In the past I would then simply be able to right-click then press R, and this would in turn be as effective as your [x] method.

However, I understand you process, and it's fine to have inbuilt as a default, I would simply ask one thing. Don't bundle the add-on in the context menu and leave the multiple options without a "Nuke Anything" folder per se.


If this is not practical for you, and you insist on having a folder in future versions, would you please be able to link me to an older subversion via this review?

Thanks! Great add-on!

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yeffeɣ-d deg 8 წლის წინ
I will add this to the todo list.

[edit] In ver 2.1, you can go to the options of the extension and remove the items you never want to see. When one object is left you can right click and select it directly.

But I would advise giving the new keyboard mode a chance with [x] [u] and [Esc]... It is really practical if you use the extension a lot.
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