Hi Alan, Thanks for reviewing the extension. I looked into the issue you mentioned about the text size and the focus shifting between the tabs. I was not able to reproduce the issue. I made sure to add 16 tabs to my chrome instance, but did not notice focus moving at all. Which version of Chrome are you using? Maybe it has something to do with content that is open in one or more of your tabs?
Thanks Justin On August 8, 2017 at 2:03:47 PM, Harnum, Alan (ahar...@ocadu.ca<mailto:ahar...@ocadu.ca>) wrote: Hey Justin, This is really neat work, one quick impressions here on OS X… 1. I currently have 16 open Chrome windows (yeah, I know); using the Text Size increase/decrease causes a visible focus jump between all of them for each click, even clicks in rapid succession. It might be good to batch this or similar for clicks in rapid succession, or do it as a background task for the non-focused window; I'm not sure what is possible. 2. Per point 1, I think the effect provided by the Line Spacing increase is much preferable when dealing with many open windows – it doesn't bring them into focus. This may be because of the use of the browser zoom function for Text Size vs. what I assume is a global style sheet for Line Spacing. From: Architecture <architecture-boun...@lists.gpii.net<mailto:architecture-boun...@lists.gpii.net>> on behalf of "Obara, Justin" <job...@ocadu.ca<mailto:job...@ocadu.ca>> Date: Friday, August 4, 2017 at 1:10 PM To: "architecture@lists.gpii.net<mailto:architecture@lists.gpii.net> Architecture" <architecture@lists.gpii.net<mailto:architecture@lists.gpii.net>> Subject: [Architecture] Test build of the UIO+ browser extension Hey Everyone, As you may know, I’ve been working on UIO+, a browser extension to extend the adaptation capabilities of GPII into the browser context using Fluid Infusion’s UI Options as a foundation. As we move towards the pre-pilots and pilot stages, I thought it useful to share my current work out for initial testing and feedback. I have put up a packaged<https://issues.gpii.net/secure/attachment/16801/UIO_6991126ece2f4566e2894dbc6d23ba6aba6e1d14.crx> version of my current work for the UIO+ browser extension as a CRX file attached to the GPII-2424<https://issues.gpii.net/browse/GPII-2424> JIRA. There is still more work to do on integration with GPII ( See: GPII-2501<https://issues.gpii.net/browse/GPII-2501> and more features that we will add over time. However, this represents the latest work on UIO+ extension, for which a Pull Request<https://github.com/GPII/gpii-chrome-extension/pull/2> has been issued. Please feel free to comment on the JIRA<https://issues.gpii.net/browse/GPII-2424>, PR<https://github.com/GPII/gpii-chrome-extension/pull/2>, or replying to this thread with any feedback you may have. Installation instructions below. Thanks Justin Installation * Download UIO_6991126ece2f4566e2894dbc6d23ba6aba6e1d14.crx<https://issues.gpii.net/secure/attachment/16801/UIO_6991126ece2f4566e2894dbc6d23ba6aba6e1d14.crx> * In Chrome, navigate to the extensions page chrome://extensions * Drag and drop the CRX file onto the extensions page * Accept the install * It will prompt you to install the Google Dictionary and click2speech browser extensions if they are not currently installed * It will add the “GPII Chrome Extension” to your list of browser extensions * A “G” icon will be added to Chrome, which you can click on to open the UIO+ panel Uninstall * In Chrome, navigate to the extensions page chrome://extensions * Find the “GPII Chrome Extension” and click the delete button Testing A detailed set of testing instructions can be found on the Pull Request<https://github.com/GPII/gpii-chrome-extension/pull/2>.
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