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duffy2009
siria ... I am interested in trying out your second version of the animation killer. However, I don't know exactly what to do with it or where to put the command.
I'm putting it together in an 'orderly' macro, a standalone kmm.file
But for this I'll try to create a fast "offline" version too for single image kills, so takes another moment...
The commands are there and easy, it just doesn't work in order because KM doesn't wait until one command is finished before proceding to the next, nor is there any command for a tiny break... And "onLoad" can't close tabs or windows that were opened before... So the only trick for a short break that I know of, would be an alert box which the user must click to close it! Grmpf. Could probably be done with javascript or some other programming language, but have no clue of that. And utils, oh well, as long as it's not included by default I'd rather avoid additional files for such peanut macros as this.
K-Meleon in Spanish
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I strongly sympathize with that!
Well, if you have AutoHotkey installed AND don't use a double RightClick yet, have a look at "Laszlo"'s script (2nd of March, 2006, "If you only want to use double right-click, it is much simpler.") from this AHK forum link.
Replace the line "MsgBox OK ; your double-right-click action here" by
SendInput {MButton}
and you'll have a system wide MButton action on double RightClick.
Heed my warning above.
This will not interfere with KM's gestures, as other, similar scripts may.
Cheers
SoerenB

scroll:
{
mouseMove, 320, -280, , R
Click Middle
return
}
When going to the AHK tray menu, click "Scroll" (- just beneath Help), and you
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Hi, Tris,
my last one - if this does not work, I'd really suggest getting hold of a Mouse with a working wheelButton.
The trick is to invoke the MClick from the menu.
For that, open NiftyWindows.ahk, find, say, the line "Menu, TRAY, Default, Help".
Insert a line "menu, tray, add, Scroll, scroll" just beneath.
At the end of the script, add:
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Tris, with all that was going on I hope you didn't overlook the extension meister's LINK.
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enables scrolling the page by grabbing(mouse leftclick)
edit>configuration> enable grab nscroll(toggle)

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for tabs:
open preferences>browsing>general open: [typed urls]
select radio button : in a new tab
option(background)
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sorry, the extension has been updated by matt, i should have changed that part.. it's no longer in configuration menu
to enable right click on the page and select gran and scroll or drag and scroll

Always had overlooked that so far. But K-Meleon always holds more surprises