Calling getTransferData('zotero/item') when handling the
application/x-moz-file-promise seems to have stopped working between Fx46 and
Fx47, though I can't get older Nightly builds to run with mozregression
(Sierra?) to find the specific change. Instead, work around this by passing an
array of item ids to the file drag data provider.
In translation-server, the test timeout is overridden to 30 seconds, which was
also the deferred test delay, so there was a race condition that could cause
deferred tests to fail. This sets the deferred delay to 20 seconds.
For some reason, in the Fx48 translation-server, the processor passed to
processDocuments() calls in translators can't access document properties
even when they're on the same domain or even the same document. To get
around that, rewrap them for the sandbox, but there might be a better
fix here.
Addresses https://github.com/zotero/translation-server/issues/36
A few sites (e.g., Gallica) were causing alerts to pop up in Standalone during
testing, which breaks testing, so accept them automatically. (Hopefully these
don't happen during manual translation...?)
Reapplies modifications to SpecialPowers code after a0843f317
This is essentially the changes within the SpecialPowers code block from this
diff, with some modifications for the new code:
git diff 1257b17e..a0571a9a17 chrome/content/zotero/xpcom/translation/translate_firefox.js
This fixes the "Proxy.create is not a function" errors during PDF
metadata retrieval in Firefox 48 after the old Proxy API removal, but it
still throws "doc.location is null".
Addresses #1076
There's no need for Zotero Standalone add-ons to be signed by Mozilla.
Currently only hides when the Extensions pane is first loaded, so if the user
switches to Appearance or Plugins and switches back, the warning reappears
In order to make these mappings also available when the
script is used with `loadSubScript` from outside we
have to use `var` instead of `const`, `let`.
See https://github.com/aurimasv/z2csl/issues/6
Addresses #980. There are a couple other uses of the old API, but I'm not sure
how they're triggered, and we might be gone from Firefox before this is
relevant.
