Winclose was already there but was much less useful (could only close
the current window). This commit enables closing other windows and
provides completions for it.
Related issue: https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/issues/794.
As mentioned in https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/issues/1229, this
userChrome file isn't kept up to date. It's probably better to remove it
and only support modifying the userChrome with `:guiset`, which is
slightly more tested.
Issue #1176 was introduced in #1026. It should have been fixed in #1157
but slipped through the cracks. It made me realize that a few other
links were broken and so I fixed them.
Closes#1176.
As cmcaine said in #1149, the help page links are currently broken
because typedoc tries to generate documentation for source files in the
`compiler/` directory. I just realized that before #1026, these files
were not referenced in any of the files in the `src` directory and this
is why typedoc ignored them. This change happened because I wanted to
type the metadata.
There are three possible solution to #1149.
- Go back to untyped metadata.
- Move the metadata types to Tridactyl's src directory on build.
- Update all links to the doc.
I believe having typed metadata is useful and I'd like to keep it that
way. Moving the metadata types to Tridactyl's src directory is certainly
doable but doesn't sound like the best idea to me, we're unnecessarily
copying files. Updating the links to the doc sounds reasonable as it's
only a one-time thing and so this is what this commit does in order to
close#1149.
This commit renames tutorial pages with the number in which they are
visited by the user. This helps when you need to add a new page and want
to link to the previous/next one in it.
It also adds a new page about the native messenger which describes what
it does and how to install it. I took this opportunity to rename
installnative to nativeinstall and to add an ex alias that goes the
other way.
Last, this commit mentions that `:help` also accepts settings and keys
as argument and that we now have a troobleshooting guide.
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.
