Per-tab configuration about tabcarousel HOT 6 OPEN

I think this would be useful as well, but I would think specifying configuration by URL would be simpler. (E.g. show "twitter.com" URLs for longer so they can be read.)

Would that fit your needs?

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That makes sense. You may want to offer some degree of granularity to it - so a pattern ideally. So that I can go www.mysite.com, or drill down a bit to www.mysite.com/blog

Just in case some site in particular has a weird URL scheme, or triggers redirects or any of the other ten zillion ways web apps accomplish their goals ;)

Maybe just make it so that users can configur a list of regex expressions that apply settings when the url matches. Wouldn't worry about config cascades or anything. LOL

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(that comment & close needs to be moved!)

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Haha -- I know what you mean. "Comment & close" should at least be another color or something. :)

I'm thinking something like Vimium does will do it:

Excluded URLs
+--------------------------------+
|http*://mail.google.com/*       |
|http*://www.google.com/reader/* |
|http*://twitter.com/*           |
|                                |
+--------------------------------+

e.g. http*://mail.google.com/*
This will disable Vimium on Gmail.

Enter one URL per line.

That should be pretty simple to do per tab, depending on what the Chrome Extensions API exposes. (If not, I might have to dig deeper and do script injection -- yuck.)

I can't speak to a timeframe on implementing either of your requests (although I like both of them) since Carousel is something I maintain in my spare time. If you know JavaScript, contributions are welcome! :) If not, I'll take a look later this week. Cleaning up after Hurricane Irene has to take priority. :S

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But of course. I totally appreciate your efforts here. You've made the nicest looking and most polished carousel-er yet!

If I can be of any help, I will definitely do so. No promises there though of course ;)

All the best during hurricane cleanup. It did some damage in Eastern Canada as well I've heard!

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+1 on this request... all the Chrome plugins seem to be lacking this capability. There is a FireFox plugin that allows disabling automatic refresh for a given tab that may refresh itself already via Ajax calls.

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