Clicking the separate buttons would trigger actions in the first window
opened, and other things might not have been updating properly across
multiple windows.
Previously, clicking directly on a noautohide guidance panel closed it, even if
there was a forward nav button. (In the case of the main and save button
guidance panels, the save button would appear on the next Firefox restart, but
this ensures that the save guidance panel will be shown to new users even if
they click on the panel instead of the not-particularly-noticeable forward
button.)
In practice, this appears to be both unnecessary and harmful. Although
the first write happens effectively instantaneously, we can take
several hundred milliseconds to read the second write, and Standalone
can decide we are dead.
This apparently fixes#783 for @dstillman, although I was never able to
reproduce locally.
(I don't see any obvious reason I can't do this. We should probably clean this
up later, not call the endpoint "saveSnapshot", etc. Also, is there a reason it
doesn't follow the snapshot pref by default?)
And fix save button hover height on Windows, which somehow got out of
whack again.
Might need further tweaking on Linux
Need to find a better way to do these buttons...
Since modal windows (e.g., the Create Bib window and the Quick Copy site
editor window) can't use yield, style retrieval
(Zotero.Styles.getVisible()/getAll()) is now synchronous, depending on a
previous async Zotero.Styles.init(). The translator list is generated in
the prefs window and passed into the Quick Copy site editor, but it's
possible the translators API should be changed to make getTranslators()
synchronous with a prior init() as well.
For new installations, a panel will show for the Z icon with a ">"
button to go to a second panel for the save icon. For existing
installations, a panel will show just for the save icon. In both cases,
the panels are non-auto-hiding but are dismissed if clicked on or when a
new content page is loaded.
There's also a new close button, but it's not enabled currently. Might
be useful for panels with embedded links where an accidental click on
the panel alone shouldn't close the panel (like the Firefox customize
mode wizard).
