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[quote=ndebord]
[quote=siria]
The explanation is in the [b]first posting[/b], ndebord :)
It gives the structure into which the various mini-macros can be copied, like books into a book shelf. Basically the one thing they use all in common, is the buildmenu-collection at the bottom, in there all the setmenu-lines should be copied. If not, the mini-macros still work but have no menu entry, so could only be used for toolbar buttons, shortcuts or mouse gestures ;-)

By the way the name for a kmm-file doesn't matter in the least for the function. All that matters are the macro commands inside it that have the "{" right after them.
Taking the above as example, the command (or startup command ;-) for buttons/shortcuts/gestures would simply be "[b][color=red]macros([/color][/b]minimacros_EditUserAgents[b][color=red])[/color][/b]"

Those blue lines in your quote could really just be copied into a new text file, saved as is (without any additions) under anyname.kmm in a macros folder and could be used for buttons etc. - just wouldn't show up in any menu.

But usually one wants also menu entries, and that's the job of the [b]buildmenu[/b]-macro, at the very bottom of nearly all kmm-files. Only that one needs to be called automatically at startup of the browser, which is done with that "OnInit"-line :)
I remember I was rather confused too in the beginning, until I realized that a kmm-file is called a "macro", but also the single commands (menu entries) in it are "macros"![/quote]

Siria,

Much thanks for the explanation. Absolutely zero time available to play with the macros, but do appreciate the user agents, which I copied into that file you mentioned and now have availble in Tools/User Agent.[/quote]

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