We didn't detect that previously and just blindly assumed that a local name is always customized by a user, which is nonsense, obviously. To ensure reliable detection a new property is added to the style object: "originalName". From now on the styles that didn't change their name remotely will be successfully marked as having non-customized names, hence the names will update along with the code. Should be like 99% of styles. As for the remaining 1%, welp, only uninstalling and reinstalling the style anew would switch to the new remote name.
* installation URL is preferred - same behavior as before
* @updateURL is used when the style was drag'n'dropped into the manage page
because there's no real URL in this case
* install-usercss page shows the new update URL, which is set as per the above,
under the checkbox that enables updates
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
the problem we fix is that since we add the styles asynchronously, the browsers, esp. Firefox, sometimes apply transitions from the null/default state to the one specified in the injected CSS.
supersedes 72e8213b and 4dbca46b
Fix: handle dup name+namespace
Fix: eslint eqeqeq
Fix: trim @name's spaces
Add: check update for userstyle
Add: build CSS variable
Fix: only check dup when id is not provided
Refactor: userStyle2json -> userstyle.json
Add: style for input
Add: config dialog
Fix: preserve config during update
Fix: onchange doesn't fire on keyboard enter event
Fix: remove empty file
Add: validator. Metas must stay in the same line
Add: warn the user if installation failed
Fix: add some delay before starting installation
Add: open the editor after first installation
Fix: add openEditor to globals
Fix: i18n
Add: preprocessor. Move userstyle.build to background page.
Fix: remove unused global
Fix: preserved unknown prop in saveStyleSource() like saveStyle()
Add: edit userstyle source
Fix: load preprocessor dynamically
Fix: load content script dynamically
Fix: buildCode is async function
Fix: drop Object.entries
Fix: style.sections is undefined
Fix: don't hide the name input but disable it
Fix: query the style before installation
Revert: changes to editor, editor.html
Refactor: use term `usercss` instead of `userstyle`
Fix: don't show homepage action for usercss
Refactor: move script-loader to js/
Refactor: pull out mozParser
Fix: code style
Fix: we don't need to build meta anymore
Fix: use saveUsercss instead of saveStyle to get responsed error
Fix: last is undefined, load script error
Fix: switch to moz-format
Fix: drop injectContentScript. Move usercss check into install-user-css
Fix: response -> respond
Fix: globals -> global
Fix: queryUsercss -> filterUsercss
Fix: add processUsercss function
Fix: only open editor for usercss
Fix: remove findupUsercss fixme
Fix: globals -> global
Fix: globals -> global
Fix: global pollution
Revert: update.js
Refactor: checkStyle
Add: support usercss
Fix: no need to getURL in background page
Fix: merget semver.js into usercss.js
Fix: drop all_urls in match pattern
Fix: drop respondWithError
Move stylus -> stylus-lang
Add stylus-lang/readme
Fix: use include_globs
Fix: global pollution
* all lint-related js files are prefixed by lint-
* config-related stuff is grouped in linterConfig
* CM helper is rewritten and moved in /edit now that CSSLint supports these features
* chromeSync methods that apply LZString got LZ in their names
* empty string is used for 'disabled' in linter selector
* bonus: one unconditional global listener less
* bonus: in FF the saved window size is restored on detaching
* theoretically possible drawback: 100+ editor tabs on a slow computer may be slower than before
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()
