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[v1.17] Alt-s (Toggle SurfingKeys on current site) stopped working #2157

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clarkwang opened this issue Sep 18, 2024 · 12 comments
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[v1.17] Alt-s (Toggle SurfingKeys on current site) stopped working #2157

clarkwang opened this issue Sep 18, 2024 · 12 comments

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@clarkwang
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Since settings.blocklistPattern is not working (#2154) I tried <Alt-s> but it does not work either.

@gou4shi1
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Same here.

@clarkwang
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clarkwang commented Sep 18, 2024

Enabling Developer mode does not fix the issue for me. Actually it's already enabled in my Chrome before updating to v1.17.

Steps I tried:

  1. Developer mode is initially enabled
  2. Disable Developer mode, then restart Chrome
  3. Enable Developer mode, then restart Chrome
  4. Now try <Alt-s> but it does not work for me.

@i-zanis
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i-zanis commented Sep 19, 2024

Experiencing same as above with dev mode on Vivaldi and Chrome.

@anderamko
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anderamko commented Sep 23, 2024

Please turn on Developer mode from chrome://extensions/ then restart your browser, it should work, see more #2159

This works but I can't stay whole day in dev mode.

EDIT: what works is:

  1. Enable dev mode.
  2. Restart chrome.

@clarkwang
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Please turn on Developer mode from chrome://extensions/ then restart your browser, it should work, see more #2159

This works but I can't stay whole day in dev mode.

Enabling Developer mode does not fix the issue for me.

@lpanebr
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lpanebr commented Sep 27, 2024

Enabling Developer mode does not fix the issue for me.

@aspiers
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aspiers commented Sep 29, 2024

I already had Developer mode permanently enabled. Restarting Chrome on a newer version after an upgrade of Chrome triggered this problem. I'm guessing the restart caused SurfingKeys to be upgraded to the new MV3 version which has this bug. I hope this can be fixed soon because SurfingKeys is totally unusable for me without Alt-s functioning, as I rely heavily on native shortcuts on some sites (e.g. gmail, github).

@brookhong
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This should have been fixed in 1.17.1.

@aspiers
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aspiers commented Sep 29, 2024

I'm already on 1.17.1 and it's still the same bug :-(

@brookhong
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Hum, yes, there is still something need to be fixed, so far Alt-s would just disable current site on next page load(you could see how it works after page reloading), which is not expected, would fix this on next release.

@frankzvitale
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Also here to report the same issue, Alt-s is no longer working for me unfortunately. This also completely breaks the extension for me since I use native Jira keyboard shortcuts

@aspiers
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aspiers commented Sep 30, 2024

The temporary workaround is to use Alt-i to enable pass-through, but it's a pain having to do that every time you open a site which requires it.

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