It would be nice if someone could make an extension for v1.8.0 that replicates the popup statusbar that is shown in Firefox, etc.

I don't have FF, but if you could tell me what the popup status bar does, I will make an attempt to do something like it. In FF, is the popup status bar included in the main program or is it an add-on package?

This picture shows what it looks like:

https://addons.opera.com/media/image-cache/extensions/45/92145/1.1-rev1/images/02aeb2ba-56df-43db-bc19-7537aa6eba0a_details_big.jpe

OK, I see the picture and the status bar line. What does the information in that line tell you? I do not use Google or GMail so When I go to Google I just see that screen without the bar. Is it from where you have just navigated?

Its showing the URL of the link that is being hovered over.

Is not that what the status bar in KM already does?

Edit: Look under the View menu and make sure Status Bar has a check mark.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/13/2014 11:23PM by JamesD.

Yes, but I prefer having this extension over the status bar showing (which takes more screen space than the extension would).

It might be possible to do what you request, but I do not have the skills needed to make it happen.

Does anyone else know how to make it?

*bump*

Might not be exactly the same as you mean, but anyway:
for showing the target of links in popup tooltips, when hovering the mouse over them, there is a nice (ten year old) bookmarklet by subsimple:
"Show Links Dest."
http://subsimple.com/bookmarklets/collection_links.php

It works fine in my KM16beta.

It doesn't work for me in k-Meleon 74 Beta 3.

I'm still wanting an extension for the mentioned function to be made.

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Zero3K
I'm still wanting an extension for the mentioned function to be made.

How about this page?

http://subsimple.com/bookmarklets/writeyourown.php

You probably have to use the JavaConsole to find out why it does not work anymore and what must be changed.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/21/2014 06:22PM by guenter.

Not much hope, but does it work with those little modifications?
(disclaimer: I have almost zero clue of JS :cool

(function(){function RIT(lX2){ var g, j ; void(g=lX2.getElementsByTagName('img')); for(j=0; j<g.length; j++){ if(g[j].alt!=''||g[j].title!='') void(g[j].alt+='\n\n'+lX2.title); }} function LT(wndwZ04){ var l, i, trg, tit; void(l=wndwZ04.document.links); for(i=0;i<l.length;i++){ if(!l[[b][/b]i].titleMod){ void(trg=l[[b][/b]i].target); if(trg!='')trg+=':\n'; void(tit=l[[b][/b]i].title); if(tit!='')tit+='\n\n'; void(l[[b][/b]i].title=tit+trg+l[[b][/b]i].href); void(l[[b][/b]i].titleMod=true); RIT(l[[b][/b]i]); }}} LT(window); var iG4; for(iG4=0; iG4<frames.length; iG4++) LT(frames[iG4]); })();



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/22/2014 12:11AM by siria.

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siria
Not much hope, but does it work with those little modifications?
(disclaimer: I have almost zero clue of JS :cool

(function(){function RIT(lX2){ var g, j ; void(g=lX2.getElementsByTagName('img')); for(j=0; j<g.length; j++){ if(g[j].alt!=''||g[j].title!='') void(g[j].alt+='\n\n'+lX2.title); }} function LT(wndwZ04){ var l, i, trg, tit; void(l=wndwZ04.document.links); for(i=0;i<l.length;i++){ if(!l[[b][/b]i].titleMod){ void(trg=l[[b][/b]i].target); if(trg!='')trg+=':\n'; void(tit=l[[b][/b]i].title); if(tit!='')tit+='\n\n'; void(l[[b][/b]i].title=tit+trg+l[[b][/b]i].href); void(l[[b][/b]i].titleMod=true); RIT(l[[b][/b]i]); }}} LT(window); var iG4; for(iG4=0; iG4<frames.length; iG4++) LT(frames[iG4]); })();

siria. The JS implementation changed slightly for newer versions of the GRE.
You'd need a current K-Melon's error console to debug it.

And does'nt these bookmarlets consist of one line?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/22/2014 12:07PM by guenter.

It is 1 line.
But as far as I remember the prob with KM is that it can only hold up to roughly 250 characters in a bookmark. That was the whole point why I initially started the javascriptia macro.

> You'd need a current K-Melon's error console to debug it.

Or someone with a current one whom I can ask :cool:



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/22/2014 02:28PM by siria.

Anyone else have any ideas regarding it?

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Zero3K
Anyone else have any ideas regarding it?

Well?

How about telling me how to implement the code that Firefox uses to do it?

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Zero3K
How about telling me how to implement the code that Firefox uses to do it?

Anyone?