my.opera-quick-reply.js for Firefox (& Opera)
Tuesday, 11. August 2009, 21:21:43
my.opera-quick-reply.js is an Opera User Javascript by Ayush (Modified by Tamil... and now me - who's next ?) that allows to add formatting tools into the text area of comments in my.opera, and with extra animated smileys (including your own if you want to).
To have the same thing in Firefox (please, don't tell me you use Internet Explorer
...) you have to:
-install the "GreaseMonkey" plugin in Firefox (after installing it, you will have to restart Firefox)
- download this file : my.opera-quick-reply.js
- save the file as my.opera-quick-reply.user.js for example on your Desktop
- open the file in Firefox (drag and drop from the Desktop to the address bar of Firefox, press Enter)
- a dialog will open, asking you if you whan to install the script, accept the install of the script
From now on when you open a Opera comment page in Firefox, you should have all the edition buttons (bold, italic, and so on), including a very smiling smiley, when you click on it it will show all the smileys. Click on a smiley to insert it where the cursor is.
This version of the script also works as Opera UserJS (but you should keep the original name: "my.opera-quick-reply.js") and fixes a problem with the original script : the extra animated smileys can now be inserted into a text line (with the original script each appears alone on a single line, due to the use of the Opera [img] tag).
To have the same thing in Firefox (please, don't tell me you use Internet Explorer
...) you have to:-install the "GreaseMonkey" plugin in Firefox (after installing it, you will have to restart Firefox)
- download this file : my.opera-quick-reply.js
- save the file as my.opera-quick-reply.user.js for example on your Desktop
- open the file in Firefox (drag and drop from the Desktop to the address bar of Firefox, press Enter)
- a dialog will open, asking you if you whan to install the script, accept the install of the script
From now on when you open a Opera comment page in Firefox, you should have all the edition buttons (bold, italic, and so on), including a very smiling smiley, when you click on it it will show all the smileys. Click on a smiley to insert it where the cursor is.
This version of the script also works as Opera UserJS (but you should keep the original name: "my.opera-quick-reply.js") and fixes a problem with the original script : the extra animated smileys can now be inserted into a text line (with the original script each appears alone on a single line, due to the use of the Opera [img] tag).
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