When I say it "isn't a native Cocoa app", I mean to say it doesn't use
standard widgets. Anyone who is experienced with Safari and Finder and other
native Mac apps, and tries out Firefox for Mac for the first time, will
notice almost instantly that Firefox is implementing things on their own.
Yes,
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 10:15 AM, Steven Degutis
wrote:
> In my experience, Firefox (and thus
> probably other Mozilla apps) isn't even a native Cocoa app, it just pretends
> to be one, so I wouldn't doubt it if it doesn't even *have* a Responder
> Chain.
I am quite certain that none of the Mozil
Not trying to be pessimistic here, just honest, but it seems like this is a
problem with Mozilla's (Firefox's? Thunderbird's? which app are we talking
about here?) plugin-architecture system.
The shortcuts Cmd+C and Cmd+V in the Edit menu link to the First Responder,
and typically any text field (
I have a Mozilla plugin which puts up a separate window for login information.
It seems to work fine, it gets keyboard events like typing and hitting
return to hit the default button. HOWEVER, it doesn't seem to get cut
and paste events. When I hit Cmd-v, the edit menu flashes, but nothing
happ
