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* Replace var with let in examples store-collected-images/webextension-plain/deps/uuidv4.js * Reverted third–party code
72 lines
2.7 KiB
JavaScript
72 lines
2.7 KiB
JavaScript
"use strict";
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/**
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* Performs feature detection, to detect whether access keys are supported.
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*
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* @returns {boolean}
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* Whether access keys are supported in extension menu item labels.
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*/
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function detectAccessKeyMenuFeature() {
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// Access keys are supported since Firefox 63:
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// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Releases/63#Menus
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//
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// Before Firefox 63, any '&' in the menu label would appear literally. There
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// is no direct way to detect whether access keys are supported, so we will
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// indirectly detect support, via another feature that shipped in the same
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// release: the 'visible' property in the menus API, as shown below.
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// API parameters in the WebExtensions API are often validated immediately.
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// If validation fails, an error is thrown.
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// We can take advantage of this behavior to detect feature support:
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// If a property is not supported, an error is thrown.
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try {
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// If the feature is supported, then the API will be invoked. Pass an unused
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// menu item ID to make sure that we do not modify existing menu items.
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browser.menus.update("Some ID that is not used by any existing menu item", {
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visible: true,
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});
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return true;
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} catch (e) {
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return false;
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}
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// Side note: In Firefox 63, the menus.getTargetElement API was introduced.
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// So the above try-catch could also have been replaced with this:
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//
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// return !!browser.menus.getTargetElement;
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//
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// The example uses try-catch anyway to demonstrate feature detection based
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// on parameter properties.
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}
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let IS_ACCESS_KEY_SUPPORTED = detectAccessKeyMenuFeature();
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function formatMenuLabel(menuLabel) {
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if (!IS_ACCESS_KEY_SUPPORTED) {
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// Access keys not supported (e.g. Firefox 62 and older).
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// Remove ampersands to prevent them from showing up literally.
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menuLabel = menuLabel.replace(/&(&?)/g, "$1");
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}
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return menuLabel;
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}
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// The "menuItemWithAccessKey" message is defined in _locales/en/messages.json
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// and contains a '&' to specify an access key.
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// To support Firefox 62 an earlier (where access keys were not recognized),
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// the example below uses formatMenuLabel to post-process the message if
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// access keys are not supported.
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//
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// If you are not interested in supporting Firefox 62 and earlier, remove all
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// of the above code, and remove "formatMenuLabel(" and ")" below.
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browser.menus.create({
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id: "menu_item_with_access_key",
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title: formatMenuLabel(browser.i18n.getMessage("menuItemWithAccessKey")),
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contexts: ["page"]
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});
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browser.menus.onClicked.addListener((info, tab) => {
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if (info.menuItemId === "menu_item_with_access_key") {
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console.log(`Clicked at ${info.pageUrl} in tab at index ${tab.index}`);
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}
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});
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