Integrate WM to the FF "add-ons" dialog
Reported by Olivier Cornu | September 12th, 2009 @ 09:51 PM | in 0.1a2
List installed userscripts in a "scripts" or "userscripts" tab
in Firefox "Add-ons" dialog.
This idea has also been mentioned on
GM issue 1012.
This is a major GUI update as the preferred script managing interface changes: userscripts present and behave as in the add-ons list. In other words, scripts are listed vertically, each one featuring:
- an optional icon (see #17)
- the script version (see #16)
- the script description
- an "options" button leading to the script config
- a "disable" button
- an "uninstall" button
For a start, the "options" button may redirect to the current
manager.js
with the corresponding script selected. The
next step would be to design a script-centric config interface. WM
options could be pushed back into WM "Add-ons" tab "options"
button.
Comments and changes to this ticket
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Olivier Cornu September 12th, 2009 @ 09:52 PM
- Milestone set to 0.1a2
- State changed from new to open
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Olivier Cornu September 13th, 2009 @ 10:58 AM
- Tag changed from !, !medium, #enhancement, :big to !medium, #enhancement, :big
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wt_gill January 10th, 2010 @ 08:49 PM
I'm not sure if you keep up to date with the development of Greasemonkey. But Arantius has a nice beta of the new UI for GM 0.9.0. Its the exact same thing your talking about here, but without the script options, icon and version number.
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Olivier Cornu January 18th, 2010 @ 08:21 PM
Thanks for the feedback!
Yes, i've seen that on gm-dev, although between you and me i haven't found the time to check it out yet. I've been busy with other projects lately -- impressive what modern mobile phones can do. :-)
Arantius expressed interest in coding this bit and it would have been a pity to do it twice (the extra you mention are merely cosmetic or in relation with the script update feature). As far as i know, none of WM code has been integrated back into GM so far, even though its core is faster, cleaner and... documented; I'm afraid this feature's code would have suffered the same fate, had i ever decided to do it myself.
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Webmonkey is a fork of the popular Greasemonkey extension for Firefox.
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- 16 Support for @version Parse, save and restore scripts version by introducing a ...
- 17 Specify a script icon Optional GUI feature, used among other things for "add-on...