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- 2009/04/29 - 2.0.2
- [Bug #119] Removed the search location checkbox from QuickDrag's options dialog in SeaMonkey since this option is controlled by SeaMonkey's own built-in search preferences.
- [Bug #138] New behavior: A URL will be saved instead of opened in a new tab if the
Alt key is held while dropping.
- 2009/04/07 - 2.0.1
- [Bug #115] QuickDrag now handles e-mail addresses correctly.
- [Bug #116] Fixed a bug where links with blank lines in the content text could become corrupted.
- [Bug #117] Improved handling of multi-line selections.
- [Bug #118] Added and updated translations from BabelZilla.
- 2009/04/04 - 2.0.0
- [Bug #91] Fixed a problem where drags would sometimes result in a "not allowed" cursor.
- [Bug #93] Updated QuickDrag to work with Gecko 1.9.1.
- [Bug #98] QuickDrag now supports SeaMonkey 2.
- [Bug #58, #92, #99] Various improvements to the heuristics used to determine whether a string should be treated as a URI or as a search string.
- [Bug #101] QuickDrag will now work with text that has been dragged from an outside application.
- [Bug #104] Added 11 new translations.
- 2008/06/06 - 1.0.5
- If drag-to-download for images is disabled and the option to treat drags on clickable links as middle clicks is disabled (or if the image being dragged is not linked), then instead of doing nothing, a dragged image will now open in a new tab (similar to selecting "View Image" from the context menu). This makes disabling the image download option more useful.
- 2008/06/04 - 1.0.4
- Code cleanup and reorganization.
- 2008/06/01 - 1.0.3
- QuickDrag no longer uses
nsDragAndDrop.dragOver, thus avoiding calls to stopPropagation on dragover events. This improves compatibility with certain extensions such as DragToScroll.
- 2008/05/14 - 1.0.2
- Holding down the shift key while performing a drag-and-drop will now reverse the background/foreground tab behavior for that drag. For example, if your default settings are to open a dragged search in the foreground, holding down the shift key during the drag will cause the search to open in the background instead.
- 2008/04/09 - 1.0.1
- Added an option to open a dragged clickable link (i.e.,
<a href=…) in a new tab instead of searching for the text or saving the image. This will allow users who lack a middle mouse button to use drag-and-drop as a replacement for the middle-click.
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Referer is now included in the HTTP request headers when saving images. Note that embedded images already send a Referer when they are loaded, so sending one when they are saved does not send any extra information to the server that had not already been sent. This will eliminate problems with saving out-of-cache images residing on servers that perform anti-leeching Referer checks.
- 2008/04/02 - 1.0.0