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As we know Scriptish has the support for the chrome: scheme (although disabled by default), but it failed to inject a user script into other chrome: window (for example, download window, or about window).

Writing a script using @include chrome://foo/bar only works when the browser window opens this page as a tab, but not for a new window with this URL, except the browser window itself, use @include chrome://browser/content/browser.xul does work.

Is there any way to let Scriptish do this just like what uc does? Or is Scriptish just designed like this?

Brock Adams
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I have resolved it.

Scriptish will insert a toolbar button to browser windows. And every time it wants to inject a script, it checks if the target is alive and if it has Scriptish's UI, if not, it just return.

As a result, although it supports chrome scheme, it only inject scripts into browser windows and chrome page in tabs.

I edited modules\utils\Scriptish_injectScripts.js, removed this check at line 29, now it can inject scripts as their @include meta data.

yume_chan
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  • Show code (before and after), and list any error messages you got before. – Brock Adams Apr 26 '13 at 22:12
  • Line 29 of function `Scriptish_injectScripts(options)` , original as `if (!chromeWin || !chromeWin.Scriptish_BrowserUI) return;` after as `if (!chromeWin) return;` No any error messages before edition. – yume_chan Apr 28 '13 at 22:14