Hello,
Could you please contact me to my support e-mail?
Also send me please the error message. There is a link to send me e-mail in that error message.

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar

Hello,

If you are running 10.6 or 10.7 version AND your Firefox version is below 60, for example 56, then you need to reinstall my add-on (make sure to backup your dials first). Sadly the new version released today is no longer compatible with unsupported versions of Firefox and you need at least Firefox 60 ESR.

So you have two options now:
1) upgrade your Firefox to at least Firefox ESR 60 or current release 62.
2) install older version of my add-on 10.5 from this page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/groupspeeddial/versions/
(but you will need to uninstall current version first - also make sure to create backup of your dials before you uninstall it!).

However since your Firefox 56 is no longer supported by Mozilla - I'm strongly recommending you to upgrade your Firefox. Your version 56 doesn't contain any security updates released in version 57 and above.

Also if you have more issues, please contact me to my support e-mail.

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar

Hello,

Just don't panic. There is a good chance you can still get to them.
Please contact me to my support e-mail. I can assist you with the fix. Don't forget to mention your add-on version, Firefox version and operating system you are using.

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar

Hello,

I tried this recently, but It I was not satisfied with the result - I was not able to hide scrollbar properly.
However thanks to recent updates, you can now try it yourself.
Go to Options page, and to the field "Custom CSS styles:" enter this:

.dials > a > div {
overflow-y: scroll;
margin-right: -29px;
}

That will enable scrolling of the dials, plus hides the scrollbar.
Alternatively, if you want to see scrollbar and only when it's really needed (when the image is long enough), you can use this:

.dials > a > div {
overflow-y: auto;
}

I hope this helps :)

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar

Hello,
I'm adding new styling options over time - rather slowly.
However recently I've added option to load your own CSS styles - in Options page / "Custom CSS styles:".
This enables you to make all the changes you mentioned. However it requires some CSS knowledge...
I will create some examples so that it's easy for users to start. Like that ".dials > a > div > div > span { font-weight: bold; }" will make dials name "bold" (changing styles on ".dials > a" and ".dials > a > div" is what you are probably looking for).

One last thing - soon after I finish current big server upgrade, users will be able to share their custom themes. So soon you should be able to choose from a lot of themes :)

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar

Hello,

Well that's strange. I've just tested it in ESR and it works fine - in New tabs and New windows the focus is always in address bar.
Also note that add-on cannot change focus. It's up-to Firefox to to control what will get focus. There is only one "trick" how to focus page instead of address bar (there is option for this in my add-on).
If you have more issues, feel free to contact me to my support e-mail.


Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar

Hello,
Sure, but I will need somebody who can translate it. If you know anybody who knows English, please let me know. The translation is done through a web-page so it's easy to do and it takes only few hours.

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar