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Edit by Rawny (2008-10-13):
I stumbled across this button and tried it out. When I discovered that it required the duplicate tab extension, it didn't seem to be working under Firefox 3 and that nicholas had stopped development, I toyed with the code a little bit
So my versions are exactly the same, except they work under Firefox 3 and do not require the duplicate tab extension.
Get them here:
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This is meant as a replacement for the "Go" Button
| Action | Condition | Function | Icon |
L | Clipboard = Valid URL | Pastes URL from the clipboard and directly loads it in a new tab | |
| Clipboard ≠ Valid URL Addressbar URL = Current Tab URL or null | Duplicates current tab (requires Duplicate Tab) | ||
| Clipboard ≠ Valid URL Addressbar URL ≠ Current Tab URL | Opens URL from addressbar with normal 'Go' Command | ||
| Clipboard ≠ Valid URL Addressbar = Plain Text | Uses normal 'Go' command to search for text | ||
M | Addressbar URL = Current Tab URL | Duplicates current tab (requires Duplicate Tab) | |
| Any other Condition | Uses normal 'Go' command | ||
R | Any Condition | Clear addressbar | |
Shift+Click | Any Condition | Custom Buttons Context Menu | |
Drag & Drop link onto button | Dragged Text = Valid URL | Opens the link that was dragged to the button | |
Mouse Over | Clipboard = Valid URL | Tooltip shows, "Click to paste & go 'urlonyourclipboard'" | |
| Clipboard ≠ Valid URL Addressbar URL = Current Tab URL or null | Tooltip shows, "Click to Duplicate Current Tab" | ||
| Clipboard ≠ Valid URL Addressbar URL ≠ Current Tab URL | Tooltip shows, "Click to go to 'urlintheaddressbar'" | ||
| Clipboard ≠ Valid URL Addressbar = Plain Text | Tooltip shows, "Click to search for 'textinaddressbar'" |
Much credit to LouCypher for code used from his button "Paste and Go"
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