Command Chain Recipes
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@luetage Thanks, that works. Small questions: Is it possible to open Search Selection with Engine in Background tab instead? Or can I use Open Link in Background Tab and manually combine the search engine url with current selection?
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@tuexss No, opening »search selection with engine« in a background tab isn’t possible. I’ve already inquired about this feature and it’s not likely to be implemented. »Open link in background tab« requires you to hardcode a link. Since the link is the variable, this is not possible. Likewise doing everything in the bookmarklet isn’t possible, since
window.open
opens in a new tab.I just made a new version of the bookmarklet, which can handle certain internal links, where the
src
attribute starts with 2 dots (e.g.../path/to/image
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@luetage awesome, thanks for all your help. I learned a lot about command chains.
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@luetage said in Command Chain Recipes:
No, opening »search selection with engine« in a background tab isn’t possible.
Actually, it is possible with "Search Selection with Engine...", but it has to be enabled in Settings > Search:
Page Selection Search in BackgroundHaven't tested it with this particular command chain that you've created, but it respected the setting when I tested it in another chain.
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@pafflick That’s a good find. But I have 3 other chains which search with selection and they are supposed to open in a new tab (active). So that’s no general solution.
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@luetage Yes, that's a global setting - affecting all searches of selected text, but I thought I should mention that there's at least this option.
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@pafflick I thought about this just today, in my opinion the best solution would be to provide additional parameters to all commands that include a new tab.
Currently we have e.g. open link and open link in background tab.
But we could have: open link / link parameter / background parameter
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@luetage This is great! Sadly "Select Previous Tab" doesn't work as you would think in a Tab Stack, instead it selects the entire Tab Stack and not an individual tab. Hence my workaround without selecting anything:
Close and Right
- Next Tab (by Order)
- Delay 5
- Previous Tab (Recent)
- Delay 5
- Close Tab
- Next Tab (Recent)
Close and Left
- Previous Tab (by Order)
- Delay 5
- Next Tab (by Order)
- Delay 5
- Close Tab
It's important in step 3 of "Close and Right" to use "Previous Tab (Recent)" and not "(by Order)"
Also the "Close and Left" is shorter as it doesn't require to switch back to the necessary tab.
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@arthurakhadov I don’t think there is a perfect version. This one introduces a flicker because of the tab switching, but of course when using tab stacks it is the way to go. And all versions fail when changing the »close tab activation« order. It seems to me like everyone needs to code their own version depending on tab activation and selection settings; and whether or not one uses tab stacks.
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I recently added 2 more recipes to my own collection, which replace already existing commands and add a little extra.
Tile
- Tile Vertically
- Delay
Parameter:50
- Deselect Tabs
{"category":"CATEGORY_COMMAND_CHAIN","chain":[{"key":"854f8a44-50bd-41bc-8277-acd51e719d1b","label":"Tile Vertically","name":"COMMAND_TAB_STACK_TILE_VERTICAL"},{"defaultValue":1000,"key":"2eb81004-6703-46db-9933-6afcfde924e4","label":"Delay","name":"COMMAND_CHAINED_SLEEP","param":50},{"key":"cf44c36e-ab42-4700-a80e-93f5f504c72b","label":"Deselect Tabs","name":"COMMAND_PAGE_SELECTION_CLEAR"}],"key":"cl19xkas700c72z5w9rjg9lra","label":"Tile","name":"COMMAND_cl19xkas700c72z5w9rjg9lra"}
Standard vertical tiling, but gets rid of tab selection immediately.
Page Source
- View Page Source
- Delay
Parameter:3000
- Open Link in Current Tab
Parameter:javascript:(()=>{document.querySelector("input").click();history.replaceState({},"",location.href)})();
Opens the page source and enables line wrapping automatically.
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This particular example may not be useful to anyone else, but the method is useful for anyone trying to automatically fill out a form! It also leaves the last field entry selected, which lets the user just click "Enter" to submit the form.
Autofill Form Input Fields and Select (Example: $10.00 Amazon Gift Card)
- Open Link in New Tab
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B086KKT3RX
- Delay
6000
- Open Link in Current Tab
javascript:(function() {document.getElementById('gcui-asv-reload-form-custom-amount').value = '10.00';})();
- Delay
100
- Open Link in Current Tab
javascript:(function() {document.getElementById('gcui-asv-reload-form-custom-amount').select();})();
This Javascript won't automatically submit the form for this example, but idk it may work on other sites. This is the first Javascript I've ever tried, so there could certainly be something I don't understand that's stopping it!
6. Open Link in Current Tab
javascript:(function() {document.getElementsByName("submit.gc-buy-now")[0].click()})()
- Open Link in New Tab
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@ukanuk You could probably get rid of the extra steps and bring all the Javascript together. If you need a delay between steps, you can do it with the setTimout method.
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A chain of commands to search for the selected text on the current site in GOOGLE :
Chain Name :
Search for the highlighted on the site in GOOGLECommand 1:
Open the link in the current tabTeam Parameter:
javascript:window.open(%22http://www.google.com/search?num=100&q=site:%22%20+%20escape(location.hostname)%20+%22%20%22+encodeURIComponent(document.getSelection()));history.pushState(null, null, null);
This chain is convenient to use as a context menu item for the selected text on the page.
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@luetage Hi, does this still works? Whenever I try it the first page to open is always a Vivaldi help menu...
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@Farturex Which command chain are you testing?
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@luetage Follower Tab
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@Farturex Yes, or the page just reloads or does some other weird stuff. I can’t tell you why right now. Something has changed. Will have to investigate. Do other chains which use javascript code work for you?
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@luetage So yes it still works? Or yes it opens the help page? Ahaha sorry didn't get which one of those is. It's the only JavaScript chain that I have. Do you need me to test some other one?
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@Farturex Wait, I think the chain clicks the first link automatically to create the follower tab and tile it. All the other links should open in this tab then. But something goes wrong along the way. I don’t use this chain
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@luetage Yeah it's not opening the first link. It's instead opening vivaldi help page.
Edit: Ok it kinda works. It opens the first link on page (vivaldi.com cause we're in the forums ) then selects the original tab and the new one, stacks and tile them. But then I click in any link on the mother page and a third tab opens and behaves like the follower. The first page link is in between them doing nothing. Can you help?