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HeadingsMap di Rumoroso
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pubblicato il 7 anni faHi hmijail, thanks for your comment and feedback. I think it is very useful and made me see other point of view.
The weight that the extension has now is caused by an error that I made when including the spinner-gif that is shown when generating the trees (the HTML5 outline takes time and I thought it was good idea). I just realised of it because you mentioned it. The problem is that I didn't optimise it (maybe half of the size is because that gif). I will fix it in the next release.
Regarding to the often updates, to be honest, I didn't think that could generate some concerns, but it is good that you brought that idea to me. I have been adding lots of changes that mean some new features, also improvements in the performance and a couple of bugfixes. I usually release the changes as soon as I apply them, instead of waiting for having a bunch of them done. I would say that it is more like a continuos delivery than a scheduled releases. I think that, after this, creating a page with the release notes could be a good idea, so they can be accessible for anyone. Just to cover a bit my lack on creating those release notes, some of the changes I introduced this week are:
* New features (some of them):
- new panel for settings (it appears inside the panel)
- new dark theme
- option for including the aria-label content
- resizer for the panel
- option for placing the panel in the right side
- CSS overscroll-behavior property set to none for preventing the scroll of the page when the tree has scroll
- ...
* Performance:
- refactor in the code for improving the speed in which the trees are generated
- only the tree of the current tab is generated (before this, both trees were generated always)
- better DOM structure of the content
- ...
I also applied some minor changes that made the code more clean and structured and also some bugfixes. Ah, and I updated the code so the version for Chrome of the add-on shares the same code, helping me in the development process because there is no duplicated work.
So just for finishing this long comment, I can tell you that the add-on hasn't been hijacked and still keeps the initial intention that always had. Anyway, I guess that if that would be the case, the Mozilla review (step that is executed before any release) would block the release of the add-on.
Thanks
The weight that the extension has now is caused by an error that I made when including the spinner-gif that is shown when generating the trees (the HTML5 outline takes time and I thought it was good idea). I just realised of it because you mentioned it. The problem is that I didn't optimise it (maybe half of the size is because that gif). I will fix it in the next release.
Regarding to the often updates, to be honest, I didn't think that could generate some concerns, but it is good that you brought that idea to me. I have been adding lots of changes that mean some new features, also improvements in the performance and a couple of bugfixes. I usually release the changes as soon as I apply them, instead of waiting for having a bunch of them done. I would say that it is more like a continuos delivery than a scheduled releases. I think that, after this, creating a page with the release notes could be a good idea, so they can be accessible for anyone. Just to cover a bit my lack on creating those release notes, some of the changes I introduced this week are:
* New features (some of them):
- new panel for settings (it appears inside the panel)
- new dark theme
- option for including the aria-label content
- resizer for the panel
- option for placing the panel in the right side
- CSS overscroll-behavior property set to none for preventing the scroll of the page when the tree has scroll
- ...
* Performance:
- refactor in the code for improving the speed in which the trees are generated
- only the tree of the current tab is generated (before this, both trees were generated always)
- better DOM structure of the content
- ...
I also applied some minor changes that made the code more clean and structured and also some bugfixes. Ah, and I updated the code so the version for Chrome of the add-on shares the same code, helping me in the development process because there is no duplicated work.
So just for finishing this long comment, I can tell you that the add-on hasn't been hijacked and still keeps the initial intention that always had. Anyway, I guess that if that would be the case, the Mozilla review (step that is executed before any release) would block the release of the add-on.
Thanks
57 recensioni
- Valutata 4 su 5di Joël Bissonnette, 4 mesi faI like very much this extension. The only annoyance is the font size is too big. Is there a way to change it (and only for HeadingsMap, I don't want to resize the font at the whole Firefox level)?
- Valutata 5 su 5di Erica Heath, 5 mesi faExtremely helpful for distilling the structure of html pages. Thank you!
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pubblicato il 5 mesi faOh!!! :O thank you for letting me know. I was not aware of that bug. I checked and it seems that not always happens, but definitively it happens sometimes. I'll research a bit what could be origin of the problem and fix it as soon I identify it. Sorry for the inconveniences.
Update (18/04/2025): I think I found the issue and fixed it. It should be working as expected as soon it is updated. Thank you again for letting me know about the issue.- Valutata 5 su 5di uqix, un anno faThanks for this amazing addon; and I found a minor issue: the search box doesn't play well with the vimium addon, e.g. if you input x key, current page is closed by vimium, it'd perfect if this issue fixed.
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pubblicato il un anno faHi, thank you very much for your comment. I will take a look at the problem that you mention. I will prevent the propagation of the keys when the focus is in the search field. Maybe that way the problem stops happening. If that does not work, I can try other alternatives. Thank you again for giving the feedback and also for reporting the issue.
Jorge Replica dello sviluppatore
pubblicato il 2 anni faHi, thank you very much for your comment.
The problem with the font being very small is that some time ago I thought it could be good to set the font size style using "rem" units (thinking of the user default font-size), but I didn't expect that a really big amount of websites (and web applications) set the default font-size of the root element to a very low value. :( Those sites then use bigger values in their font-sizes, so they compensate it. I am working in some small fixes that I'll release soon, and it is probable that one of them will be related with this.
Thank you again for your feedback and also for mentioning this problem.- I was expecting less and got more. Thank you very much "Rumoroso". It shows entire tree of headings and is very easy to read. When building a website and checking whether all headings are correctly set, it is easy to check it thanks "red outline" effect when heading is accessed. Thank you again for your effort and I wish you good life.
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pubblicato il 2 anni faThank you very much for your comment. I really appreciate it and I'm glad to hear that the extension is useful. :) - Valutata 5 su 5di Utente Firefox 16796638, 2 anni fa
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pubblicato il 3 anni faI will work on it soon. The problem is that it tries to adjust the original styles that the page has to fit, but there can be many combinations of styles and it is difficult to identify them all or to have something general that works for all pages. If possible, could you please give me an example of page in which the problem happens?
Anyway, I will try to improve how it works.
Thank you very much for your feedback. It's very useful- Valutata 5 su 5di Wisdomlight, 3 anni faJust what I was looking for!
Really handy to have.
Recommended! - Valutata 5 su 5di Ahmed Saeed, 3 anni fa
- Valutata 5 su 5di Utente Firefox 16969514, 3 anni fa
- Valutata 5 su 5di Ben Scheffer, 3 anni faIt's great to have an outline for any web page. Especially when the sub-headings in a page all look alike. I don't mind that the outline is part of the document window instead of the browser sidebar. I don't need it for every page and it's just one click away. Only thing that would make it even more handy is a shortcut key.
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pubblicato il 3 anni faHi, thank you very much for your comments. Regarding the shortcut key, it is something that I have in my to-do list, and I don't have a good excuse to not having it implemented yet. So this comment works also as push to myself to do it ;) Replica dello sviluppatore
pubblicato il 3 anni faHi, I don't have a good answer to that... well, neither a bad one. I have considered it and maybe in the future I'll do it. Hope it is not an inconvenience.- Valutata 5 su 5di Utente Firefox 13461889, 4 anni fa
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pubblicato il 4 anni faHi Nando, glad that you find it helpful. And I fully agree with your opinion about having it as part of a sidebar. The first version (many years ago) was made that way and I had to change it because changes in the way in which the browser works. As advantage is that now it is compatible with other browsers, but the drawback is that it does not stay open when browsing. I am really considering alternatives to make it work integrated in a sidebar or even as dev-tools.
Thanks again for your comment- Valutata 5 su 5di FoxWinter2018, 4 anni fa
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pubblicato il 4 anni faHi,
Thank you for your comment and suggestion. I never thought of that option but I think it could make sense. I don't know if it is feasible, but for sure I will add it to my to-do list for this extension: https://rumoroso.bitbucket.io/headingsmap/todo.html
Thank you again for writing a comment and suggestion ;)