License
This software is licensed under either the GNU General
Public License 2.0 or (at your discretion) any later version of the
same license. This license includes all works within the confines
of this extension, the exception being the name "Furjournal" which is
copyrighted to its holder "Sabu". Sources and javascript examples
were used in the creation of this extension, with full credit given and
descriptions of use provided below. The use of these items falls
under the terms of "fair-use"
within the United Kingdom, where the author presides.
In short, this means that any part of this extension might
be considered public domain as far as the above license provides for
and might be edited, redistributed and modified in any way with only
nessescary concerns being given to the copyright holder (in that
derivative works should request permission or remove the title) and
ensuring that this code is not used in any commercial endeavours (as if
anyone would want to).
Credits and Sources
Without Sabu and his wonderful Furjournal service, this
extension wouldn't exist. Further, thanks to him being a very
tolerant sort, his aid helped with implementing the auto-login
functionality for this extension, for without some server-side ID
includes, that could never have been.
Textbox paste elements from the Paste Quote extension were
used and modified.
I learned more about rows thanks to Quicknote's XUL
layouts.
I learned quite a bit about inline styles thanks to Gmail
Notifier's XUL layouts.
- Pike (mozillaZine forums)
Pike's aid was instrumental in setting up the auto-login
system.
I learned how to replace label elements on the fly thanks
to Dictionary Search.
I learned how to get menus to popup via a hotkey thanks to
Tabbrowser Extensions.
I picked up how to use pref-wiping from TabMixPlus (which
was instrumental in creating the option to restore default settings).
Code examples were used (and further modified by Cusser)
for the 'insert at cursor' functionality.
I learned more about disabling/enabling XUL elements
thanks to MediaPlayerClassic (which was instrumental in constructing
the apply button).