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Textmarker by underflyingbirches

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  • by Firefox user 17373669, a month ago
    Sticky notes, because of which I downloaded the extension, work poorly. On light stickers, I almost always see light text. That is, I almost do not see the text while I type it.

    The text is clearly visible only on the sidebar, where I have a sideberry.

    In the settings, you cannot change the color of the note text. Also, you cannot change the color of the note to dark. Although you can change the color of the selected text, but this does not help.
  • by Firefox user 12302629, 3 years ago
    The extension would be great if after a few times macing the save would not fail.
    Only by deleting the chronicle the saving works again for a couple of times.
  • by Firefox user 16510495, 4 years ago
  • by BlakOpSys, 5 years ago
  • by Vadim, 6 years ago
    Unusable with fast changing websites:

    I always have CookieClicker open in a pinned tab in background. This game has not a lot, but frequent changing text. My CPU fan was spinning up and I now found that Firefox was maxing out 2 CPU cores due to this addon (confirmed per about:performance report).

    It's unacceptable for an add-on to skyrocket CPU usage. It's "monitoring for text changes" must be limited to the currently open tab at the very least. But it's apparent there're more power savings/optimisations possible.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    Why would you want to use Textmarker on pages that frequently change their text content? Doesn't make any sense to me. You can opt-out of automatic content script loading and decide yourself for each website to load Textmarker or not. Also, this skyrocketing CPU usage can't be reproduced - neither by me nor by users who help me testing. So, if you want to enjoy free open-source software with less bugs then helping the devs in supplying detailed bug reports would be more efficient than letting the world know about what'd be acceptable and what not. Cheers.
  • by Firefox user 13642981, 7 years ago