Tweak to the conditional to check if something is focused
via selection.count (instead of selection.focused which
defaults to 0 and fails on the first focused item).
Post: 40fd5efe05.
Fixes: #4444
* New `attachmentTitle` field, returns the title of the current attachment (or
the future title of the attachment being created)
* New function `match` to enable testing values with a regex.
* New function `start` to enable truncating from the beginning.
* Ignore new line characters in the template for easier editing.
* Avoid repeated characters when changing case (snake/dash)
* Increase the size of the template input field.
Closes#3252
After redesign, tab order became: quickSearch -> itemTree ->
cancel and accept buttons -> collectionTree.
This restores original tab sequence: quickSearch -> collectionTree ->
itemsTree -> cancel and accept buttons.
Mozilla uses a `precomplete` file to delete local files when doing a
complete update, but since Zotero 5 in 2017 we've just been bundling an
empty file, which has meant that deleted or moved files have been left
behind. Among other things, this has likely been the primary cause of
Safari App Extension post-update brokenness for many years.
Incremental updates weren't affected, since those include explicit
removal instructions for moving from the given build to the latest one.
This restores proper generation of the `precomplete` file during builds,
using the Mozilla script added in 74ec6620e.
Separately, we'll update the `removed-file` for each platform to remove
files that should've been removed during previous updates.
Fixes#3133
Instead of focusing the first condition, which ends up placing
focus in the middle of the new window or modal. It is best
to focus the first node, which is the general convention,
per https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/dialog-modal/, and
what many screen reader users expect. When we focus a field in
the middle of the window/dialog, it makes it seem for some users
that this is the first node, which will make them miss all the
fields above it.
Also, linked search name input to its label in searchDialog.xhtml.
Since -jsdebugger apparently works fine, there's no reason to connect to
Zotero from Firefox anymore. So just open the Browser Toolbox when
passing the -d flag to build_and_run, and stop having the devtools
server listen on port 6100 for devtools-enabled builds, since
-jsdebugger uses a random port of its own.
