Recensioni per Local Filesystem Links
Local Filesystem Links di austrALIENsun, AWolf
Recensione di Utente Firefox 15030801
Valutata 5 su 5
37 recensioni
- di RACHEL SALZMAN, 24 giorni faValutata 4 su 5
- di Utente Firefox 17428531, un mese faValutata 5 su 5
- di VitAl2013, un anno faValutata 1 su 5Not working. For example, open Quire.io login and add local link in any message. No hyperlink detected at all.
- di Sor Targol, un anno faValutata 4 su 5Extremely useful extension. There is a bug noticed in the latest (0.100.2) version: sometimes (with 10% probability) clicking on a link opens several (from 3 to 10) identical program instances. Setting the number of run repetitions to 0,-1 or 1 doesn't help. Version 0.99.64 doesn't have this issue
- di Utente Firefox 15785508, un anno faValutata 5 su 5
- di Utente Firefox 15882239, un anno faValutata 5 su 5
- di Utente Firefox 14178941, un anno faValutata 5 su 5Hi There! I love your add-on! I am having an issue, however, where single-clicking the link opens Windows Explorer multiple times (1-3 Explorer windows pop open). Otherwise, GREAT!
- di tibo77, 2 anni faValutata 5 su 5
- di MarkiGuru, 2 anni faValutata 1 su 5Hi, in last version not working correctly your extension on macos 10.15.5, file for extension install_host_compiled.sh no work correctly. after instalation when im clicking on local link i got error
dbddf6b6-0680-a543-9bbd-3b7f0c60cada.
App python is broken and cant open app. File can be take to trash.
any idea for fix, i tried install python engine, but nothing happened. thanks for any solution. - di jumpi, 2 anni faValutata 5 su 5I use it to open networks links in my own docuwiki, works well!!
Thanks a lot :o)) - di Martha, 2 anni faValutata 1 su 5Installed add-on and the helper application, it is completely non-functional on my computer. (Won't cooperate with Monday.com? Maybe conflicts with security settings? I don't know.) Disappointed - this means I have to go back to Chrome for work :(
Replica dello sviluppatore
pubblicato il 2 anni faMaybe it's because of a disabled feature "dynamic link handling" in the version you tried. That feature is now enabled again with version 0.99.64 and newer. I don't know Monday.com but it should work now. If you like, you could retry it and let me know if it is working. - di Bald Superhero, 2 anni faValutata 5 su 5EXCELLENT! works perfectly - removes the barrier of not being able to get to local files in my browser based support call application.
- di wieland, 2 anni faValutata 5 su 5
- di nymphokiller, 3 anni faValutata 4 su 5
- di mbit, 3 anni faValutata 5 su 5
- di Utente Firefox 15262706, 3 anni faValutata 5 su 5Great add-on,
I made an Electronic Document Management for my company, with firefox until release 60.0.1 using this settings.:
lockPref("capability.policy.localfilelinks.checkloaduri.enabled", "allAccess");
lockPref("capability.policy.localfilelinks.sites", "http://localwebserver");
lockPref("capability.policy.policynames", "localfilelinks");
lockPref("capability.principal.codebase.p0.granted", "UniversalFileRead");
lockPref("capability.principal.codebase.p0.id", "http://localwebserver");
in my EDM, depending of a status in a database, the script launch in firefox a popup windows witch open the document on a network share.
Is it possible that our add-on scans the header's page for something like:
window.open("file:///I:/a_folder/a_file"...
and directly open the file without having to clic on a link on the page?
If I can, I'd like to help you.
Vincent. - di Utente Firefox 15046829, 3 anni faValutata 5 su 5
- di Utente Firefox 14610355, 3 anni faValutata 4 su 5Definitely works but sometimes opens the link in up to 6 separate windows.
- di Utente Firefox 14593426, 3 anni faValutata 5 su 5
- di Robert, 3 anni faValutata 5 su 5
- di rixtech, 4 anni faValutata 5 su 5This is a great add on that just makes the workday easier.
Sure, there are a whole lot of philosophical arguments about why you shouldn't need to use a local filesystem explorer, or that IE should never have made us lazy back in the 90s. But the reality in real workplaces is that users have a mix of browsers on a mix of OSes talking to a mix of fileshares and content management services, and there is usually no project willing to pay for revising legacy document links. Add ons like this one help you to get on with the work you're paid to do instead of wrestling with the foibles of your PC and dealing with legacy cruft that builds up as "best practice" evolves. - di fagus, 4 anni faValutata 1 su 512000 lines of code in options.js? Seriuosly? Do I need 12000 lines of options to open a file link?
Whole shebang of "Launch App Button" from srazzano takes 600 lines, with all bells & whistles.
I don't want to trust bloatware. I don't know why would a legitimate addon like this need scheduler and so on.