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Wegguy replied on July 16, 2009 11:14 to the problem "Unable to disable any command using check box" in Mozilla:

I have now experienced the checkboxes not working and working both in one browser session.

They did not work for me initially, but after some time (filled with editing commands in the editor as well as subscribing to a new feed, and using Ubiquity) the checkboxes are working now.

Didn't find any Ubiquity related errors in the console.

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Wegguy marked one of David Mulder - GreatSlovakia.com's replies in Mozilla as useful. David Mulder - GreatSlovakia.com replied to the idea "Make Ubiquity the Address Bar".

A comment on the idea "Make Ubiquity the Address Bar" in Mozilla:

Ctrl+D adds the page to bookmarks for me (FF3.1 / WinXP). Alt+D focuses locationbar for me (yes, both in IE and FF).

And I wasn't replying to the main topic but merely commenting on Remorak's reply, hence the comment instead of reply. An important part of his point seemed to be not having to touch mouse to work with locationbar/awesomebar - which you already don't have to. – Wegguy, on January 30, 2009 18:06

A comment on the idea "Make Ubiquity the Address Bar" in Mozilla:

Don't know about hiding addressbar/awesomebar (doesn't sound too appealing to me), but I just want to make sure you know what Alt+D does (@ windows, might be different shortcut on Linux/Mac). – Wegguy, on January 30, 2009 16:58

Wegguy replied on January 30, 2009 16:47 to the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2" in Mozilla:

Which version of Ubiquity are you guys on?

I'm now on 0.2pre* and didn't have the issue for a few latest versions...

Wegguy replied on January 15, 2009 06:57 to the question "Ubiquity now only comes with 4 commands?" in Mozilla:

They removed most of the commands and put them into separate feeds so they can update it more easily. These feeds you should be auto-subscribed to upon installing Ubiquity, however if you weren't -

https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...
https://ubiquity.mozilla.com/standard...

A comment on the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2" in Mozilla:

That sounds pretty much like a conflict with another key shortcut on your computer... – Wegguy, on January 15, 2009 06:50

Wegguy replied on January 12, 2009 17:04 to the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2" in Mozilla:

Now I'm completely aware of the fact I'm posting too early and will probably have to post again just to correct myself once again, but I just have to share my happiness -

My Ubiquity works again after upgrading to 0.2pre5!

Wegguy marked one of Jon Benson's replies in Mozilla as useful. Jon Benson replied to the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2".

Wegguy marked one of Jon Benson's replies in Mozilla as useful. Jon Benson replied to the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2".

Wegguy marked one of ups' replies in Mozilla as useful. ups replied to the question "about:ubiquity doesn't have a version".

Wegguy replied on January 05, 2009 08:30 to the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2" in Mozilla:

I didn't know there even was 0.1.4. I had no problems in 0.1.3, but now Ubiq updated itself to 0.2pre* and I have this problem again. As it turns out, in both 0.2pre3 and 0.2pre4 :S

Wegguy replied on January 04, 2009 14:09 to the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2" in Mozilla:

Just a notice for anyone having this issue - looks like it re-appeared in 0.2pre3, 0.2pre4 seems to fix it though.

Wegguy replied on December 19, 2008 22:45 to the question "about:ubiquity doesn't have a version" in Mozilla:

I know where the version is, and I know it isn't in about:ubiquity but still whenever I want to check my version (happens a bit more often now with 0.1.3 rc's) I automatically press Ctrl+Space and type "help".

Would it be too much work to put the version in the help page, too?

Wegguy marked one of supirole's replies in Mozilla as useful. supirole replied to the problem "Ubiquity makes popup windows horribly slow by about 5-10 seconds".

Wegguy marked one of Fernando Takai's replies in Mozilla as useful. Fernando Takai replied to the question "how do i uninstall ubiquity?".

Wegguy replied on December 12, 2008 06:42 to the question "How do I display a jQuery.get() result in a new browser window?" in Mozilla:

As ShawTim mentioned, I'd go with opening a tab then doing document.write() on it.

I'm not sure how you open an empty tab with ubiquity (only did that with user script for Fire Gestures extension), this site might be helpful to you: https://developer.mozilla.org/En/FUEL

The pseudo-code would look sometihng like

var newtab = Application.activeWindow.addTab();
newtab.document.write(jQueryResponse);

Wegguy reported a problem in Mozilla on December 11, 2008 13:13:

ubiquity.mozilla.com: missing page title

Just noticed the title seems missing on ubiquity.mozilla.com website. Sorry if this is wrong place to point it out...

A comment on the problem "Ubiquity doesn't work after update to 0.1.2" in Mozilla:

I haven't noticed but it's well possible I closed it - my fault then.

Edit:
@fern and andrew once more - thanks for the tips!

Didn't know about ubiquity.mozilla.com at all. As for news on about:ubiquity, it looks more like Hg commit log to me. I was reading it before but now with all the activity around 0.1.3 I kinda got lost in there and stopped trying to follow it :) – Wegguy, on December 08, 2008 12:51