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Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 11:45
by Okxa_
HaleSun wrote: I am really liking S3.Google Translator:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... ranslator/
yeah I tried that but I dont like it, it's too bloated. I was looking for simple addon which would just send selection or page to google translate.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 12:46
by Freezing Moon
Okxa_ wrote:I was looking for simple addon which would just send selection or page to google translate.
Code for bookmarklet (any language to English) :

javascript:var%20t=((window.getSelection&&window.getSelection())||(document.getSelection&&document.getSelection())||(document.selection&&document.selection.createRange&&document.selection.createRange().text));var%20e=(document.charset||document.characterSet);if(t!=''){location.href='http://translate.google.com/?text='+t+' ... b=1&ie='+e;};

or maybe Translate button from here :

https://codefisher.org/toolbar_button/t ... ton_maker/

I don't know if Translate button is working with Pale Moon 27.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 13:38
by eriffodrol
edit - made a different thread, please delete

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 14:41
by HaleSun
lunalupus wrote:Is there any way to get a GMail notifier?
Something like Gmail Watcher?
https://sites.google.com/site/sonthakit/gmailwatcher

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 15:27
by lunalupus
Hmm, would have tried this but my ISP claim that is is not secure. http://block.nb.sky.com/?domain=www.med ... list=false

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 16:25
by HaleSun
Okxa_ wrote:
HaleSun wrote: I am really liking S3.Google Translator:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... ranslator/
yeah I tried that but I dont like it, it's too bloated. I was looking for simple addon which would just send selection or page to google translate.
Oh if you just want to send text directly to Google Translate, there's a very simple way to do that. It's actually what I've been doing before I started using S3 Google Translator.

1. Add Google Translate to the list of Pale Moon search engines if you haven't already.
Simply go to the Google Translate site, and then expand the Pale Moon search engine drop-down menu and select "Add Google Translate".

2. Install the Easy DragToGo++ add-on:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... plus-plus/

3. Configure the Easy DragToGo options so that text will be sent to Google Translate.
Example: With my previous settings, dragging selected text a bit downwards would've sent the selection to Google Translate:
Image
That's it!

lunalupus wrote:Hmm, would have tried this but my ISP claim that is is not secure. http://block.nb.sky.com/?domain=www.med ... list=false
Strange that an ISP would block Mediafire. I've attached the latest .xpi so give it a try.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-25, 16:54
by CraigPD
HaleSun wrote:
glocal wrote:I am slowly discovering add-ons that claim to work but apparently don't (eg Download Statusbar, DownloadHelper).
For Download Statusbar replacement, try Download Manager (S3):
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... statusbar/
Thanks for the tip, HaleSun. I'd given up on a replacement for it in 27.0.0b* series.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-26, 01:44
by glocal
CraigPD wrote:
HaleSun wrote:
glocal wrote:I am slowly discovering add-ons that claim to work but apparently don't (eg Download Statusbar, DownloadHelper).
For Download Statusbar replacement, try Download Manager (S3):
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... statusbar/
Thanks for the tip, HaleSun. I'd given up on a replacement for it in 27.0.0b* series.
Just saw this and it works great. One of the positives about v27 is that I had to look for and discovered newer variations of some add-ons that had been discontinued. Many thanks.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-26, 03:16
by coffeebreak
Okxa_ wrote:Any alternative simple google translator plugins, such as Translate This!, which I used previously.

Another option is Google Translator for Firefox. It's very straightforward (selection, full page) and works fine with PM 27.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-26, 16:57
by Okxa_
HaleSun wrote: Oh if you just want to send text directly to Google Translate, there's a very simple way to do that. It's actually what I've been doing before I started using S3 Google Translator.

1. Add Google Translate to the list of Pale Moon search engines if you haven't already.
Simply go to the Google Translate site, and then expand the Pale Moon search engine drop-down menu and select "Add Google Translate".
Thanks for the tip, I added the search engine and then just used Context Search X to put it in context menu.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-26, 20:39
by Okxa_
Okxa_ wrote:
HaleSun wrote: Oh if you just want to send text directly to Google Translate, there's a very simple way to do that. It's actually what I've been doing before I started using S3 Google Translator.

1. Add Google Translate to the list of Pale Moon search engines if you haven't already.
Simply go to the Google Translate site, and then expand the Pale Moon search engine drop-down menu and select "Add Google Translate".
Thanks for the tip, I added the search engine and then just used Context Search X to put it in context menu.
Although it seems that theres a limit to the amount of text to send. It cuts off if its too long selection.


So I am still looking
Freezing Moon wrote:
Okxa_ wrote:I was looking for simple addon which would just send selection or page to google translate.
Code for bookmarklet (any language to English) :

javascript:var%20t=((window.getSelection&&window.getSelection())||(document.getSelection&&document.getSelection())||(document.selection&&document.selection.createRange&&document.selection.createRange().text));var%20e=(document.charset||document.characterSet);if(t!=''){location.href='http://translate.google.com/?text='+t+' ... b=1&ie='+e;};

or maybe Translate button from here :

https://codefisher.org/toolbar_button/t ... ton_maker/

I don't know if Translate button is working with Pale Moon 27.
Do you know of a way to put that bookmarklet into context menu?

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-27, 01:47
by HaleSun
Okxa_ wrote:Although it seems that theres a limit to the amount of text to send. It cuts off if its too long selection.
I see you're also a user of Context Search X. Have you tried changing the max selection length?

In Context Search X options, go to "Other Options" > "Edit Max Selection Length..."

Although if your selection is really that long it might be better to just translate the whole page. As suggested by coffeebreak, the addon "Google Translator for Firefox" will add a "translate page" option to the context menu.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-27, 10:01
by Okxa_
HaleSun wrote:In Context Search X options, go to "Other Options" > "Edit Max Selection Length..."
Thanks! I set it to max and it works great now.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-27, 10:22
by mozart78
Hello, is it possible for someone to patch Video DownloadHelper? I'm dead without it :|

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-27, 19:11
by DoctorM
mozart78 wrote:Hello, is it possible for someone to patch Video DownloadHelper? I'm dead without it :|
I prefer FlashGot, but that doesn't work either. Give Video Downloader Professional a try: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... rofession/
I don't have any complaints so far except the icon won't stay in the statusbar I've had to move it next to the search box.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-28, 13:02
by Shadeclan
mozart78 wrote:Hello, is it possible for someone to patch Video DownloadHelper? I'm dead without it :|
I've had good luck with 1-Click YouTube Video Downloader although I think it only works on YouTube.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-28, 19:30
by snertev
mozart78 wrote:Hello, is it possible for someone to patch Video DownloadHelper? I'm dead without it :|
Try this one too:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... downloade/

or install DevTools:

https://addons.palemoon.org/extensions/devtools/

intercept video URLs in its "net" tab and paste them into a real download manager that has multiple connections.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-29, 05:31
by Rekov
Magic Actions seems to have stopped working a while ago for Pale Moon, only I didn't notice because the part that broke was the ability to change the settings. I ditched it and went to PM 27 now that RES works, but man I miss being able to change youtube volume by scrolling with the cursor over the video.

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-29, 16:14
by HaleSun
Rekov wrote:but man I miss being able to change youtube volume by scrolling with the cursor over the video.
I highly recommend the userscript "YouTube+": https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/9932-youtube
By far my favorite YT enhancer.

There is the option to change volume by scrollwheel (disabled by default).

Re: Alternative add-ons after PM v27 removed Jetpack support?

Posted: 2016-11-29, 16:40
by Rekov
HaleSun wrote:
Rekov wrote:but man I miss being able to change youtube volume by scrolling with the cursor over the video.
I highly recommend the userscript "YouTube+": https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/9932-youtube
By far my favorite YT enhancer.

There is the option to change volume by scrollwheel (disabled by default).
Thank you so much! This is nicer than Magic Actions in a lot of ways anyways. These big PM updates are always rough at first, but they really get you to reevaluate your browswer, which can be nice.