Release Notes

Version 1.1

Input elements of type button/submit added to default link search

gleeBox field input is escaped

CSS Bugfixes

Keeping TAB pressed results in continuous scrolling [Chrome]

Bugfixes:

Changes to disabled urls in options are spread properly [Chrome]

Fixed toggle of status using browser action [Chrome]

Custom scrapers work properly when browser is first run [Chrome]

Version 1.0.1 (Firefox Only)

Bugfix: Resolved the issue with gleeBox inserting HTML in IFrame based forms.

Version 1.0

Custom scraper commands: User defined scrapers.

ESP Mode: Select without typing.

Custom Search Engine: Customize gleeBox's default search engine URL.

Better traversing: Smarter traversing between elements - using scroll level instead of DOM order. Search starts from current user scroll position.

Better scrolling: Smooth scrolling using arrow keys while in gleeBox.

!set command: Customize gleeBox from within gleeBox.

More efficient jQuery mode: jQuery mode is now fully functional.

Firefox Extension: gleeBox is now available as a Firefox extension with the full set of features. The greasemonkey script is being deprecated.

Better storage in Chrome: Preferences are now retained even if you clear the browser cookies in Chrome. Unfortunately, this means if you already have gleeBox installed, you will lose your current settings.

Other changes:

Version 0.6

Options Panel (Chrome only): Configure gleeBox's features and appearance using the options panel. In Firefox, you can still manipulate the options at the start of the greasemonkey script file.

Bookmarks Integration (Chrome only): You can now choose to let gleeBox search your bookmarks too!

Bookmarklets as page commands (Chrome only): Access any bookmarklet as a page command. Just type ! and the title of the bookmarklet, and then press enter. Voilà!

Customize appearance: Don't like the big black gleeBox at the center of your screen? Make it smaller, move it to the bottom, and even change its colors with themes.

URL Filtering: Disable gleeBox for specific URLs where you don't want it to override with the keyboard shortcuts defined by the page. Firefox users can use greasemonkey's settings to disable the script for certain URLs.

And lots of other goodies: