Thanks very much. Yes, I'm particularly a fan of this one. :) Fitts law and Proxies mean if your hands are already on the mouse, QS can be very helpful. :)
I've been tracking the changes and appreciate the detailed changelogs. I still plan to do a manual update in the hopefully not to distant future. Howard On Oct 30, 2011, at 4:33 AM, Patrick Robertson wrote: > P.S. mouse triggers are pretty cool. Never noticed them before :) > > On 30 October 2011 08:32, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]> > wrote: > Hi Howard, > > Good to hear from you :) I hope all is going well. > > I've just managed to reproduce your problem, which is good. I'm in the > process of debugging, so hopefully we'll get the fix out in ß62 - which is > still on schedule to be released within the next week :) > > ...OK found the bug and fixed it :) > > See: https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/pull/542 > > On 30 October 2011 00:51, Howard Melman <[email protected]> wrote: > QS B61 (3900) 10.6.8. MacBookPro4,1 Intel Core 2 Due 2.4GHz, 4 GB RAM > Mouse Triggers plugin ver 142 (8/31/06) > > First off, thanks very much for B61. I installed a week ago and it's been > fine. Well except for one thing. I have a trigger which is Current > Application Hide, and it's set on a mouse trigger for mousing to the top > right corner. When I first installed B61 I found pretty quickly that this > didn't work. I went to the triggers panel and edited it to be Current > Application Hide (basically recreating it) and it worked fine. Today I > rebooted my machine and found it didn't work again. I recreated it and it > worked fine. I tried quitting and restarting QS and had the same problem with > the same solution. > > I'd guess that you guys did some work on triggers and proxies and forgot to > apply it to mouse triggers. > > Here's the trigger when it works: > > > > Here's what it looks like right after restart (when it doesn't work): > > > > Howard > >
