ElDoRado1239

I have been "playing" with this today : https://hide.me/en/ And it worked well with Mathon. Try it, there's a free programme with 2GB bandwidth. It didn't need any extensions or plugins, I've just run the app and started browsing.

I strongly suggest visiting the Maxthon Extension Center and reporting the extension you talk about if you really suspect it being fraud. Also, please tell us the exact name of the extension - searching for "password shower" yields no results for me. Edit: If you talk about Show Password, I have decompiled it, looked at it - and if it really does send anything anywhere, it's so well hidden that I don't see it at all. And it's a pretty short code, I would really not suspect this one to be stealing anything.

Of course, here you go. Just... no warranties, the extension wasn't initially built for this. imgviewplus.mxaddon

Well, the thing is - I haven't yet created any config screen. But that certainly will be a part of the next update. Once I have an actual place to set and save some preferences, there will be an option not to enlarge smaller images for sure. You're not the only one mentioning it, so I guess people would like that.

Finally, I've finished the new version! More in the first post.

Ok I'm back with some news. The new version is almost done - I have added these features: image rotation (in 90° steps), horizontal/vertical flip, cropping an area that shows up in a new tab as a new image, google image search. Right now, I am finishing a few things and by the end of the weekend, the new version should be ready. Next version should add some sort of a Settings screen, so I can add a few basic things for you to customize. White/blacklisting is a great idea, I guess it could get annoying having to turn the whole extension off when needed... As always, thanks for support and ideas.

Well, I've became ill and that delayed me a bit... It should be out in a week or so.

Could you show us a screenshot of your Extensions Menu, please? Or at least the name of the extension.

Yup, pretty much what you say. Weird. Also that code I posted above started to work for me since I have updated my 4.4.3.800 version to 4.4.3.2000. It was throwing the type error even in the console, not using the extension. So that seems to be fixed... But extensions still mess the Image object up.

Try running this from the console:var c = document.createElement('canvas').getContext('2d'); c.fillRect(5,5,10,10); var iDCE = document.createElement('img'); var iNew = new Image(); iNew.src = c.canvas.toDataURL(); iDCE.src = c.canvas.toDataURL(); console.log(iDCE,iNew); c.drawImage(iDCE,0,0); console.log('DCE ok'); c.drawImage(iNew,0,0); console.log('New ok');

No no, my code is correct. Check the W3Schools: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/canvas_drawimage.asp .drawImage is overloaded, you can use it like you say to draw a portion of the image/image scaled over area or like I use it to draw the whole image.

Sorry for the confusion - that was just an example. I was, of course, using an image with correct source. Here's a better example of this problem. If I use "var original = new Image()" it crashes on the type error. If I use "var original = document.createElement('img')" it works. And the rest of the code is always the same. But it may be a problem only for scripts ran by extensions...

I've just run into a strange bug - running this correct code (from an extension) :var img = new Image(); img.src = '...'; ... ctx.drawImage(img,0,0);...will throw a Type Error, whilevar img = document.createElement('img'); img.src = '...'; ... ctx.drawImage(img,0,0);...works. Turns out this bug also affected Chrome since a more than a year old update: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=238071

Thanks! The current version is shown in Maxthon's extensions menu.

Yes, Webkit is of course superior to Trident - and I do believe that it's better in more ways than just stability. And I know that Maxthon doesn't have its own engine, which would be even counterproductive - the more the "internet" is standardised, the better, so using a major open-source engine is a very good thing. But right now, Maxthon is more stable than Chrome. At least for me. So I don't believe Chrome's version of the engine is better than what Maxthon uses. Like I say - why not building a "Top10" list of extensions the community would really love to have. I am sure some extension coders would "take the bait".