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HeadingsMap par Rumoroso

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  • par Utilisateur ou utilisatrice 14038117 de Firefox, il y a 7 ans
    Thanks for making this! One thing I would like would be a way to specify the color scheme of the outline page. Even a simple checkbox to enable a dark mode with inverted colors, would be fantastic as an initial easy option.

    UPDATE: The additional dark theme option is great! Thanks for the update!

    Réponse du développeur

    mis en ligne : il y a 7 ans
    Hi, thanks for your comment (I know, I waited too much for answering :( ). I just added some changes and one of those is the "dark" theme as option (selecting it is possible in the configuration page of the extension). I hope it helps.
  • par Sebastien Billard, il y a 7 ans
    Happy to see the extension is back ! One regrets and one suggestion though :
    - If I remember well it used to highlight the headlines clicked in the left panel ?
    - I wish there could be a switch to choose to run the analysis on the actual HTML, or or on the HTML modified by javascript. Currently the analysis seems made on the final HTML as modified by javascript.

    Réponse du développeur

    mis en ligne : il y a 7 ans
    Hi Sebastien. First of all, thank you for your feedback. Regarding to your comments:

    * Yes, the header was highlighted when clicking on the correspondent one in the panel (I have to recover the feature -most probable as option-... since the whole extension was refactored almost from scratch, there are features that are still pendant of being added/recovered). So thank you for commenting it because helps me in the prioritization of tasks

    * I would like to know the use case for retrieving the headers structure for the HTML that is not modified by javascript. The tools is initially meant for giving the structure that the browser renders, so the one that the HTML has without any behavioral change was not considered. In order to consider implementing that feature, I would like to know and understand the use case. Could you please give me some feedback on it?

    Again, thank you very much for your feedback and comments.
  • par Utilisateur ou utilisatrice 12505607 de Firefox, il y a 7 ans
    Best App!
  • par Anton Corax, il y a 7 ans
    Well HTML5 Outliner
  • par Utilisateur ou utilisatrice 12808576 de Firefox, il y a 7 ans
    Provides an outline for a HTML page. Exactly what I need.
  • par Brett Zamir, il y a 7 ans
    Very useful, and glad to have back again!

    Réponse du développeur

    mis en ligne : il y a 7 ans
    Hi, thanks for the comment. I still want to do some improvements like evaluating inside frames or try to integrate it as a panel in the browser.
    Thanks again for the comment and any feedback is always very welcome.
  • par Kermit-The-Frog, il y a 7 ans
    Finally back on Firefox and the level numbers are back again. :)

    You could even make it lighter and get rid of the HTML5 Outline tab as it's definitely not relevant any more, but hey...

    Great work anyway and thanks for this neat little tool.

    Réponse du développeur

    mis en ligne : il y a 7 ans
    Hi, thanks for your comment. I was considering removing the HTML5 Outline as well. It is probably that I will do it since it is not worth to use resources that could affect to the performance on something that is not relevant any more.

    Again, thanks for your feedback ;)