Diigo for Maxthon2 - 96 views
Graham, that's good. Using Firefox as default I had forgotten about that one. Maxthon3 is built on a totally different engine so it may and may no longer apply.
Graham, that's good. Using Firefox as default I had forgotten about that one. Maxthon3 is built on a totally different engine so it may and may no longer apply.
Subject: acceleration/shortcuts: AutoHotKey + Diigolet Betty Lu wrote: > I think there are other ways to assign a script to a keyboard > shortcut, such as AutoHotKey. So I'm going to try it, whil...
Graham, Bookmarklet's working fine here on Maxthon 3.0.4.8 But yes, i will report the need for the workaround. -XP Home
Re: http://www.diigo.com/annotated/8903d3a815af4f17f67d87448a391fc0 > both IE and Maxthon use the Trident rendering engine http://www.diigo.com/annotated/60d319ceb49e61238bb388df3b0...
yc c was right. Everything is back to normal today. Did the Firefox upgrade, no problem. Phew! :) Thanks! -don't know why it was still working in Maxthon2 though...
You are quite welcome Joel! From recent tests, Diigolet works pretty with any popular browser that doesn't have it's own toolbar yet !Have also tested: Slimbrowser, k-Meleon, Maxthon2, Opera... ...
Cross reference Faviki and other bookmarklets bugged in Maxthon
Lamarck Jean wrote: > If I make visible more toolbars, I will have not enough space to read the web. You can use the script without a toolbar. If you do place the script in a toolbar, you m...
is this coming soon? I can do this with diigolet on safari, but how do I perform on firefox, chrome or opera? Thanks. Chris