This addresses issue #772 and adds functionality for "basic" tab and window
undo. Supplying either tab or window to the undo excmd will explicitly restore
the most recently closed item of the specified type.
Undo now has a return value of the [tab|window]Id or -1 if no matches are made.
Currently it looks like window ids aren't being used/kept when closed so that
might be a small gotcha.
This does not address the problem of the currently default "recent" mode where
seemingly random windows are reopened when no tabs fitting the current window id
are available.
U is now bound to `undo window` to specifically reopen windows.
Before this commit, `:setpref my_pref "my value"` broke user.js by only
writing '"my' to the file. This created a syntax error and prevented
firefox from reading the rest of the file. This commit fixes that.
This commit makes idFromIndex("#") return the id of the currently active
tab instead of undefined when only one tab is open. This makes
Tridactyl's "#" behavior closer to vim's, but not 100% the same.
This closes https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/issues/918 .
Gnome terminal doesn't work consistently: it doesn't block but some
distros add wrappers that will make it block when given the right
arguments. See https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/issues/1035.
This partially reverts commit 698fc6a and 25af877. The completion
was causing breaking tabopen and other completions for people
with outdated native messengers.
Turning `:bmarks` into a proper excmd has several advantages: it will
show up in the `:help` pages, be available for excmd completions and
enbales adding specific arguments (such as "-t") in order to open
bookmarks in other tabs.
This time I'm directly messaging the background script in order to
trigger a tabopen rather than trying to bring tabopen to the content
script.
Closes https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/issues/902.
This commit adds a .TridactylEditing class to input fields that are
being edited in an external editor. In the default theme, this
corresponds to just adding Tridactyl's logo to the input field.
It looks like it is impossible to reference Tridactyl's logo in CSS and
have it work on non-privileged pages so instead of doing that we add a
step to the build process which turns one of Tridactyl's logo into its
base64 representation and embeds it in the default.css theme file.
