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Zoom
After updating on August 17, 2021, zoom controls don't work that were added from the lower right pop up site/customize and no squint doesn't work though it seems to load it doesn't show when highlighting the zoom level or right clicking. Some sites are fine, while another even at 90% is way too large. I have no idea how to fix this.
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Re: Zoom
I'm glad I ran across this topic thread since it affects me too since I use NoSquint because of my very poor eyesight.
But for me, it is "good news and bad news". I primarily use linux Pale Moon and 29.4.0 has not been released yet for linux (as I type this post). That is the good news since I have seven linux Mint hard drives. All these seven Mint hard drives still have 64 bit linux Pale Moon 29.3.0 installed on them.
The bad news is, I have one 64 bit Windows 7 hard drive which I installed 64 bit windows Pale Moon 29.4.0 and like the others in this thread, NoSquint 2.2.2 is crippled in this version.
So I am going to hold off on installing linux Pale Moon 29.4.0 on my seven linux Mint hard drives and see if this situation gets resolved.
But for me, it is "good news and bad news". I primarily use linux Pale Moon and 29.4.0 has not been released yet for linux (as I type this post). That is the good news since I have seven linux Mint hard drives. All these seven Mint hard drives still have 64 bit linux Pale Moon 29.3.0 installed on them.
The bad news is, I have one 64 bit Windows 7 hard drive which I installed 64 bit windows Pale Moon 29.4.0 and like the others in this thread, NoSquint 2.2.2 is crippled in this version.
So I am going to hold off on installing linux Pale Moon 29.4.0 on my seven linux Mint hard drives and see if this situation gets resolved.
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Re: Zoom
I'd like to know any specifics regarding this problem when they become known. There shouldn't be an issue with extensions with what has been implemented in this update but it may be dependent exactly on how things are implemented; since nobody has posted details so far on the scripting side of things it's unknown and I'd like to know so i can inform extension devs.
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Re: Zoom
Using Browser Toolbox, I see this error:
But as I never got into extension development, I cannot figure this out. But trying to dive deeper, in the browser log, I see this error during startup:
which corresponds to this fragment:
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TypeError: NSQ.prefs is undefined[Learn More]
cmd.js:26:9
NoSquint.cmd</this.enlargePrimary chrome://nosquint/content/cmd.js:26:9
NoSquint.cmd</this.buttonEnlarge chrome://nosquint/content/cmd.js:11:55
oncommand chrome://browser/content/browser.xul:1:1
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ReferenceError: Application is not defined[Learn More] lib.js:11:5
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/* Setup global (spans all windows) storage object. The storage object
* exists once, and is referenced for each window. (In contrast, doing
* Application.storage.set('foo', [1,2]) will store a copy of the list.)
*/
this.storage = Application.storage.get('nosquint-global', null); // <--- Error thrown here
if (this.storage === null) {
// Initialize global defaults.
this.storage = {
disabled: false,
quitting: false,
origSiteSpecific: null,
dialogs: {},
NoSquint: NoSquint
};
Application.storage.set('nosquint-global', this.storage);
}
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Re: Zoom
Well the question is then: where is Application determined/set? i.e. keep following that trail of breadcrumbs.
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Re: Zoom
THIS IS AN AUTHORITATIVE ANSWER TO ISSUES AT HAND. PLEASE REFERENCE IT IN OTHER THREADS!
We have identified that this and any other busted extension that cites Application as not being defined this release was because we removed the ancient first generation Mozilla attempt, called FUEL, to make extensions "easier" to code. While we have had a deprecation message emitted for any consumers for some time.. Obviously some did not get the message.
The reason it isn't defined in extension code nor the browser core is because FUEL was defined globally by its self in a way rarely seen that did NOT need initialization directly like most XPCOM JS Components. As a consequence of this, we missed a few aberrant uses in the browser core as well. As such we are going to to make an out-of-band release which will restore the FUEL component for the time being. However, extension developers should take notice and start work on updating their extensions to standard toolkit methods because the restoration will be short lived.
We have identified that this and any other busted extension that cites Application as not being defined this release was because we removed the ancient first generation Mozilla attempt, called FUEL, to make extensions "easier" to code. While we have had a deprecation message emitted for any consumers for some time.. Obviously some did not get the message.
The reason it isn't defined in extension code nor the browser core is because FUEL was defined globally by its self in a way rarely seen that did NOT need initialization directly like most XPCOM JS Components. As a consequence of this, we missed a few aberrant uses in the browser core as well. As such we are going to to make an out-of-band release which will restore the FUEL component for the time being. However, extension developers should take notice and start work on updating their extensions to standard toolkit methods because the restoration will be short lived.
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Re: Zoom
Since Ebon Jaeger updated NoSquint to version 2.2.2 for Pale Moon, is he still active on the Pale Moon forums site? I haven't been successful in finding him to inquire about updating NoSquint to make it work properly on windows and linux Pale Moon (29.4.0).
The last time Ebon visited this forums site was on Wed; July 10, 2019 1:47 pm.
The last time Ebon visited this forums site was on Wed; July 10, 2019 1:47 pm.
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Re: Zoom
And EbonJaeger hasn't been active on NoSquint's GitHub repo for even longer, since July 2018, though he's visibly active elsewhere on GitHub.
Seems like the only possibility...
Did you try via his forum account - email and private messages are both enabled.
Seems like the only possibility...
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Re: Zoom
Per his profile page. Last active: Wed Jul 10, 2019 1:47 pm on Pale Moon forum. Over 2 years ago. May not even come here any more.
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Re: Zoom
Is this in W 10? what version of Zoom Page are you using? I could not get it to work in W10 on PM 29.3.
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Re: Zoom
Well not quite: The thread ist only titled "Zoom".
But I also came across it because I was affected by the functional failure of NoSquint. ZoomPage I had already discarded some time ago because I had the impression that it would no longer work.
An additional feature of NoSquint is the option to set text color page-secific. Neither Palemoon nor ZoomPage can do that.
Nowadays, when web designers think it's a good idea to present gray text on a grayish background this is a feature becoming increasingly indispensable.
– Perhaps browser developers should also think about how to deal with the increasing "mobile first" doctrine on the internet: Very few websites in "responsable design" are displayed in a useful way on desktop computers.
NoSquint there has often been the saviour in times of need. »Nie war er so wertvoll wie heute...«
But I also came across it because I was affected by the functional failure of NoSquint. ZoomPage I had already discarded some time ago because I had the impression that it would no longer work.
An additional feature of NoSquint is the option to set text color page-secific. Neither Palemoon nor ZoomPage can do that.
Nowadays, when web designers think it's a good idea to present gray text on a grayish background this is a feature becoming increasingly indispensable.
– Perhaps browser developers should also think about how to deal with the increasing "mobile first" doctrine on the internet: Very few websites in "responsable design" are displayed in a useful way on desktop computers.
NoSquint there has often been the saviour in times of need. »Nie war er so wertvoll wie heute...«