Thanks for your reply. Now that you mention the Roboform threads (just reread them), I vaguely remember that I thought it was a hack, not a solution. My fault. Ray PS: Do you live in Hannover?
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Thanks for your reply. I took a look into the sources of FF 2.0.0.2 for occurences related to formhistory. Since I'm not too deep (actually not at all) into web browser development, I realized that adapting the autocomplete service from FF to KM would be a task for someone much more experienced in that area. The external solutions, like Roboform or lastpass (in the CCF version), lo
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No one interested in a real solution for this missing but important (IMHO) feature? I'm sure there are _users_ who would like to have this feature implemented in KM, but also don't know how to make it work. FF has it, IE has it, and maybe other Browsers have it, or at least support usage of external tools, like Roboform. The older FF mechanism using a file (formhistory.dat) w
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No one interested in a real solution for this missing but important (IMHO) feature? I'm sure there are _users_ who would like to have this feature implemented in KM, but also don't know how to make it work. FF has it, IE has it, and maybe other Browsers have it, or at least support usage of external tools, like Roboform. The older FF mechanism using a file (formhistory.dat) w
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Hello, one of the few features missing from KM is the autocomplete feature for each form field, like FF does. I found a JS examples site (http://www.javascript-examples.com/autocomplete-demo/) which offers JS autocomplete examples incl. sources, but I don't know how to tell KM to use one of these scripts. Maybe someone with more knowledge about the inner workings of KM could shed so
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Hello, I think this could be the right thread to jump in;-) I'm also looking for a way to have the autocomplete feature for each form field, like FF does. I found a JS examples site which offers JS autocomplete examples incl. sources, but I don't know how to tell KM to use one of these scripts. And there's another site which offers a jQuery plugin: Autocomplete. The l
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It's eight times, at every read access of the variable dl, which references the 1-dim array document.links . window.open appears two times. Don't forget *.containsNode , which appears two times, and also accesses dl ;-)
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@ JamesD: I just checked, it's the same problem as with some other listings here, although I used the code tags, which should let the text between untouched, the small i in square brackets just disappeared, like in window.open(dl[_i_].href) The JS code works fine after re-inserting the bracketed i (w/o underscores). Maybe we should use another char for the index variable, so that
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@All: I think we have a solution for "Open selected links in Tabs" :-) Some years ago, someone actually wrote a JS code slice which does just that: Open selected links in tabs - Yippiee! The source link is in the macro header. That link also references the site owner (Jesse Ruderman), who may be the author, and which in turn was inspired by Matthew Tuck's suggestion on Mozil
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I found out that in about:config entry "dom.popup_maximum" was set to 20, which was the limit. I set it to 200, and now KM opens more than 20 additional tabs. However here comes the next limit: KM doesn't seem to allow more than 80 open tabs:-( Is there a way to set KM to allow more than 80 tabs? Alternatively, would it be possible to change the macro to open all _select
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Hi, although this macro gets relatively near to what I had with Linky in FF, I still have some problems with the macro. 1. How can this macro be run with NoScript enabled? In other words, what to tell NoScript to allow this macro? 2. After disabling NoScript, the macro asks me whether to open xxx links. But after pressing OK it opens only about 25 new tabs. Is there a way to get arou
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