With dynamically loaded content, resizing should occur on new content when it is loaded

[rjpeterson]

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[rjpeterson]

Maybe a solution would be to record the length of the DOM each time on scan. If length has changed, recall getTextElems and getLangElems.

[rjpeterson]

https://medium.com/@shuvohabib/listening-to-dom-changes-by-javascript-web-api-mutation-observer-hint-its-the-best-practice-3ee92dc8aac6#:~:text=“MutationObserver”%20is%20a%20Web%20API,text%20nodes%20and%20make%20changes.

[rjpeterson]

Currently solved using brute force method, could use some more finesse.

[NeedAboutTreeFiddy]

I love Ryan's app in every way except I seem to have to manually mouse over to the addon/extension icon every new page I load.

I'm not sure if this is part of the same enhancement request posted here to issue 5 but it seems related at least. Is this the way it is meant to work, you have to click the icon every page?

I didn't see a native way to add a keyboard shortcut to it either (in firefox at least), that would have been enough for me; automatically increasing size by default makes more intuitive sense to me, granted, maybe I'm unusual that it always seems too hard to read.

[rjpeterson]

The problem you are referring to about having to click the icon every time you load a new page is a result of the way Chrome & Firefox extension permissions are set up. In order to allow the extension to automatically resize every time a new page is loaded, I would have to change the permissions to allow the extension to see and modify all the user's browser activity. Though I understand it is annoying to click the icon every time, with me being an amateur developer who is not super well-versed in security best practices, giving the extension unrestricted access to the user's browser is not a risk I particularly want to take.

I agree that adding a hotkey to activate the resize function would be a good compromise so I am adding that as issue #82 to be added in a subsequent release.

As a temporary measure in the meantime, Chrome users can set their own shortcuts to activate the popup as described here: https://obie.ai/blog/how-to-add-and-remove-custom-keyboard-shortcuts-and-hotkeys-for-a-chrome-extension-in-5-seconds-flat/

[rjpeterson]

@NeedAboutTreeFiddy Hotkeys have been added to the most recent release 0.2.6 which is currently available for Firefox, but still under review for Chrome.

[rjpeterson]

version 0.2.6 is now available in the chrome webstore