Matthew Ryan

> If customJavaScriptUrl is set, then Vimium downloads the linked file, which should define a map of command names (alert, in the example) to functions and evaluates it I'm inherently...

> I have some thoughts, will come in soon. @philc I'd quite like to get started on my suggestion here, what were your thoughts on the issue?

When I start work on this, I'm planning to implement all the commands open as PRs blocked #1269, so these will be things that we're actively considering shipping. I'd also...

> By calling the page's javascript functions, I could implement them myself. Since we don't run in the page's javascript scope, we never actually get access to these. This leaves...

@corbt you can use [this branch](https://github.com/mrmr1993/vimium/tree/js-command) (technically you only need 3d23c0a9bc801bf56c44145f20a1b5c62caf1cd8). To use, add a line similar to the following to your key mappings: `map js javascript=uricomponentencoded_javascript_code` For example, I've...

There seems to be a zoom API for Chrome extensions [here](https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/tabs#method-setZoomSettings), does that fit the bill?

> The element has a `tabindex` of `-1`, which we're excluding for some reason. Specifically, we're excluding it because it doesn't make an element respond to clicks, whereas a non-negative...

This appears to be a dup of #993, which in turn appears to be a dup of #861. @silvigit, can you give an example of a page which doesn't work,...

Newlines became spaces, code should be: ``` Element_addEventListener = Element::addEventListener Element::addEventListener = (type) -> if type == "click" @onclick = (->) unless @onclick Element_addEventListener.apply this, arguments ```

The iframe issue is tracked by #602 (although nobody seems to be working on it). Unless anybody else wants to work on this issue, I'm happy to try and takle...