* same icon in manager
(didn't change the editor config icons as those aren't for usercss)
* "external" icon for USO styles to avoid confusion
(opening a tab is an extremely different action)
* smaller paddings in popup
* removed hover effect on label text
(necause native <select> elements cannot be expanded from js)
* various fixups
numpad 0-9 same as 0-9
numpad + enables all listed
numpad - disables all listed
numpad * and ` (backtick) - toggles initially enabled styles;
doesn't apply to subsequently enabled styles while the popup is open
so you can restore the initial selection after testing stuff:
simply disable all, then toggle i.e. numpad -, numpad *
1-9, 0 - toggles Nth displayed style (0 is 10)
a-z: - toggles first style with a name that starts with the letter
Shift - opens editor instead of toggling
Promise mode [default]:
- rejects on receiving {__ERROR__: message} created by
background.js::onRuntimeMessage
- suppresses chrome.runtime.lastError
by browserAction.setText which lacks a callback param in chrome API
Callback mode:
- enabled by passing a second param
- doesn't suppress chrome.runtime.lastError
* in manager use search query like url:https://github.com/openstyles/stylus
* in popup shift-click or right-click on manager button opens it and applies the filter
fixes a rare case of the popup being invoked right after switching to a lazily restored tab-on-demand, which doesn't have an URL yet in FF or has an URL but not the content script in some Chrome forks that implement tab-on-demand
kinda fixes#155
as per spec the fragment portion is ignored in @-moz-document:
https://www.w3.org/TR/2012/WD-css3-conditional-20120911/#url-of-doc
but we still respect url("foo#hash") set in userstyles
because the spec is outdated and doesn't account for SPA sites
collateral damage: simplified URLS.supported()
