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MilesAhead:
Plus, when you upgrade to Firefox 17 you get the cool new Facebook toolbar.

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-Jibz (November 20, 2012, 02:31 PM)
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I've just updated Firefox to version 17 but found no such toolbar. :-\
-erikts (November 20, 2012, 06:38 PM)
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From this it sounds like the programming interface is there. Just nobody has done it yet.... I think.  :)

Jibz:
Oh well, good to hear it is not enabled by default.

Edit: Yep, looks like I jumped the gun on that one, sorry. It does not seem to be enabled by default, you have to go to fb and click a button to enable it.

highend01:
I set ahk hotkey Control Click to send the foreground key combination and Shift Click to send the background key combination if chrome is the active window.
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Like to share your ahk script, MilesAhead?

kalos:
MilesAhead it is very hard to assign hotkeys to web browser GUI (window info tool reveals nothing)

MilesAhead:
If you download Transpose from my hotkeys page
the source is included.

But in cases where the window class is unique you can use that to avoid worrying about the changing window titles. Here's a couple of snippets from Transpose.  Chrome is easy because they only changed the class name once in the last couple of years. Mozilla based programs many just have MozillaWindowClass even if not a browser.


--- ---GroupAdd, ChromeGroup, ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_0   ;Chrome Browser pre 20.x
GroupAdd, ChromeGroup, ahk_class Chrome_WidgetWin_1   ;Chrome 20.x plus

; later on in the code hotkeys for chrome where I send the default keys
#IfWinActive ahk_group ChromeGroup
^LButton::
  Send, ^+{LButton}
return
#IfWinActive

#IfWinActive ahk_group ChromeGroup
+LButton::
  Send, ^{LButton}
return
#IfWinActive

; #IfWinActive with blank after it just removes the context sensitive nature of the hotkey
; or back to default "applies globally" mode
;
; it's optional. Some use it so they don't have to remember what context that part of the script is in for
; hotkeys that follow

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