Selected text reader

[Internauta1024A]

I send to test extension Selected text reader.
With this extension you can read selected texts in special reader(similar to prompter).

[trava90]

Works here with Goanna on Linux x64!

One suggestion: Enable the mouse scroll-wheel to move to the next "page" of text if there's more words than will show on the screen (I personally wasn't a fan of the "Change text every: x ms" feature).

EDIT: Full screen mode is off-center and doesn't display all text, and causes my OS taskbar to disappear as well:

[Internauta1024A]

Works here with Goanna on Linux x64!
One suggestion: Enable the mouse scroll-wheel to move to the next "page" of text if there's more words than will show on the screen (I personally wasn't a fan of the "Change text every: x ms" feature).

Thank you for testing.
You can scroll text manually with cursors:
Keyboard shortcuts:
-Key F – toggle full screen and window mode
-Right arrow, Up arrow - rewind to the text end in the pause mode
-Left arrow, Down arrow - rewind to the text beginning in the pause mode
-PageUp – fast rewind to the text beginning in the pause mode
-PageDown – fast rewind to the text end in the pause mode
-keys 1,2,3,4,5 (including the numeric keypad) - remember text position
-keys F1,F2,F3,F4,F5 – reading text position (working correspondingly with 1,2,3,4,5 keys)
-Esc – close reader
Other keys and mouse buttons – pause/resume scrolling text

EDIT: Full screen mode is off-center and doesn't display all text, and causes my OS taskbar to disappear as well:

Try Selected text reader 0.1.1.

[trava90]

Keyboard shortcuts:

Thanks for the list. I'd figured out some of those already, I'll try the ones I hadn't yet.

Full screen mode is off-center and doesn't display all text, and causes my OS taskbar to disappear as well:

Try Selected text reader 0.1.1.

No good, same problem happens.

[Internauta1024A]

No good, same problem happens.

Try version 0.1.2 :
If this version also not working correctly-try find conflict with other extensions.

[trava90]

Try version 0.1.2 :
If this version also not working correctly-try find conflict with other extensions.

I just tried 0.1.2 in a new profile with no other extensions and I get the same result in full screen mode as before.

[Internauta1024A]

Try also type in address bar about:config and change preference
layers.acceleration.disabled na true and see result.

[trava90]

Try also type in address bar about:config and change preference
layers.acceleration.disabled na true and see result.

Still no good. I also tried changing this preference in a new profile and I still have the same problem.

[Internauta1024A]

Try version 0.1.3:

[trava90]

The first time I tried v0.1.3 full screen, it was centered correctly but didn't fill the entire screen (it stopped about where the Pale Moon title bar was). I've tried again several times (with both a clean and "dirty" profile) but I keep getting the same result as the previous versions.

[Internauta1024A]

Try version 0.1.4.

[trava90]

Full screen now works, however the browser remains in full screen mode even after closing the full screen text reader window (requiring that I manually exit full screen mode for the browser).

[Internauta1024A]

Full screen now works, however the browser remains in full screen mode even after closing the full screen text reader window (requiring that I manually exit full screen mode for the browser).

Try version 0.1.5

[trava90]

Try version 1.5

Looks like you forgot to attach it to the post?

[Internauta1024A]

Try version 0.1.5

Looks like you forgot to attach it to the post?

I'm sorry.

[trava90]

Full screen works as-intended!

[Internauta1024A]

Full screen works as-intended!

Thank you for testing and constructive information about incorrectly working full screen mode.

[trava90]

Thank you for testing and constructive information

You're welcome!

[Internauta1024A]

Please try version 0.2.0
-added scrolling text with mouse wheel
-js code improvement

[trava90]

V0.2.0 works great! I'm definitely a fan being able to scroll text using the mouse wheel! It seems to be a tad bit snappier as well. Great work!