At line 43 of $VIMRUNTIME/plugin/zipPlugin.vim, I suggest adding the
filename omni.ja to the various extensions already there.
omni.ja used to be named omni.jar but it was renamed some time ago to
avoid problems with Windows automatic backup/restore. That file is part
of the distribution of Mozilla software (Firefox, Thunderbird,
SeaMonkey); in my current version of SeaMonkey 2.15a1 it contains (in
zipped form):
225 *.css
35 hyph_*.dic
287 *.dtd
1 htmlmathml-f.ent
233 *.gif
9 *.html
743 *.js
236 *.jsm
1 update.locale
5 *.manifest
371 *.png
187 *.properties
8 *.rdf
7 *.svg
1 *.wav
57 *.xhtml
84 *.xml
2 *.xpt
2 *.xsl
336 *.xul
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2830 files.
Of course, not everybody will have to edit this file, but for those who
do (e.g. to test a proposed change without waiting hours for a compile
to run its full course) it would come in handy.
See for example https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798584#c9
Best regards,
Tony.
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