For those like me who are running Pale Moon and Basilisk side-by-side and are totally insane about trying to get things to match this may help you out.
One of the first things to note in Basilisk when setting this addon up is that the 'Tool bar' and 'Developer Tools' options are missing from the setup page.
There is also a lack of the icon under Customize.
To fix these issues and enable the same Developer Tools and Tool bar button functionality and features one sees with this addon in Pale Moon:
content/about-openwith.js wrote: 91 -91 +Code: Select all
if (appname == 'Firefox' || appname == 'Pale Moon') {
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if (appname == 'Firefox' || appname == 'Pale Moon' || appname == 'Basilisk' ) {
content/openwith.js wrote: 202 -202 +Code: Select all
if (appname == 'SeaMonkey' || appname == 'Pale Moon') {
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if (appname == 'SeaMonkey' || appname == 'Pale Moon' || appname == 'Basilisk' ) {
Hope that helps. I prefer the XUL extension since it can find one's browsers without an external app, plus well, now it matches my Pale Moon install.content/openwith-fx.xul wrote: 41 +Code: Select all
<toolbarpalette id="BrowserToolbarPalette"> <toolbaritem id="openwith-toolbarbox" class="chromeclass-toolbar-additional" label="&openwith-name;"> <toolbarbutton id="openwith-toolbar" class="toolbarbutton-1" label="&openwith-name;" image="chrome://openwith/content/openwith16.png" type="menu"> <menupopup id="openwith-toolbar-menu" /> </toolbarbutton> </toolbaritem> </toolbarpalette>