Omtaler for Yawas Web Highlighter
Yawas Web Highlighter av Laurent Denoue
9 omtaler
- Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av Majsek, ett år siden
- Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13404543, ett år siden
- Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 17258886, 3 år sidenDoes nothing on Firefox version 96 on Ubuntu (2022). Good idea though
- Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av abtxu, 5 år siden
- Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av JackD, 6 år sidenDidn't work. It said "Yawas cannot store your highlight because you are signed out. Please signin first and then refresh this page" I signed into google, didn't work.. Signed into FF sync, didn't work. I have no other highlighters installed.
FF 69, Ubuntu 16.04
I'll keep it long enough for you to reply just in case it can be made to work. I really hope so.
EDIT: Tried that, made gmail the 1st tab open, didn't help. Couldn't find the .js script you mentioned.
Uninstalled.Utviklerrespons
postet 6 år sidenstrange. could you try opening gmail in a tab, make sure you're signed in, then open a new tab, navigate somewhere and try to highlight something? Alternatively, open the extensions panel, and look for the script background.js of the Yawas: the console might show some error messages. Thanks. - Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 15121230, 6 år sidenI do not recommend you to use this extension. It suddenly started to use 50-60% of my CPU. I couldn't do anything until I remove this extension.
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postet 6 år sidenYou're right, I introduced a bug in version 6.0.16 but fixed it in 7.0.0 as well as made PDF highlighting work with local files. - Vurdert til 1 ut av 5av anshulguleria90, 7 år sidenNot working. I select text and then right click to choose color. It basically flashes that color and nothing happens.
>> Are you signed in to Google Gmail?
I was. But should that matter? I don't believe that this plugin depends on my login.
PS: replying here because I don't see any option to reply your questionUtviklerrespons
postet 7 år sidenAre you signed in to Google Gmail?
In 7.0.0 , you now have the option to store your highlights with Firefox's synchronized storage, so you don't need to login to Google Bookmarks.