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Hack 80. Make a Toolbar That Can't Be Hidden

Decorate window pop ups with a toolbar that no
web page can remove.

You might not like HTML window pop ups, but sometimes
there's no choice but to put up with them. Banking
sites are a common example. When a pop-up window is stripped of all
browser toolbars, it takes away more user control than technical
people are comfortable with. This hack shows how to put in a toolbar
that can't be taken away. It's a
very quick-and-dirty
hack.

7.7.1. Adding a Permanent Toolbar

To make this change, we'll modify the
browser.jar chrome archive in the install area.

Make a backup copy of this file first.

Copy the existing browser.jar file and unpack it
in a temporary directory. Edit the browser.xul
file with a text editor. Find the <toolbox>
tag; that's the tag that holds the menu bars and
toolbars at the top of the browser window. That
tag's first child is a
<toolbar> tag. Ignore that tag; it holds the
menu bar. After that tag's closing tag, add this
content:

<toolbar>
<description>My test toolbar</description>
</toolbar>

That's all. Zip the contents back up into a new
browser.jar. It doesn't matter
if archive size and file order within the archive change. Move the
official browser.jar aside, and put this one in
its place. If the browser starts up, then there are no syntax errors.
If you can see the toolbar, as shown in Figure 7-7,
then everything's working.

Figure 7-7. Firefox window with extra toolbar hacked in

7.7.2. Testing the New Toolbar

Here's a simple HTML document to test the toolbar:

<html>
<body>
<script>
function do_it( ) {
window.open("testl", null,
"toolbar=no,location=no,menubar=no,status=no,scrollbars=no");
}
</script>
<p>Open a stripped-down window</p>
<p><input type="button" value="Do it" onclick="do_it( )" /></p>
</body>
</html>

Figure 7-8 shows the results with a trivial
testl page.

Figure 7-8. The pop-up window with toolbar and status bar enforced

The test toolbar is this hack's doing. By default,
Firefox always shows the status bar. You can change that by unsetting
this preference:

dom.disable_window_open_feature.status /* default = true */

7.7.3. Decorating the New Toolbar

You can put anything you like in the new toolbar. The following
widgets open a new browser window, a window with a given URL, and a
text field in which JavaScript statements can be evaluated:

<toolbar>
<description>My test toolbar</description>
<script>
function open_it(url) { window.open(url, null, "); }
</script>
<description>My test toolbar</description>
<button label="New Window"
onclick="open_it('chrome://browser/content/browser/xul')" />
<text value="Location:"/>
<textbox onchange="open_it(this.value)" />
<text value="Eval: "/>
<textbox onchange="eval(this.value)" />
</toolbar>

Figure 7-9 shows the result.

Figure 7-9. The pop-up window with improved custom toolbar

You'll need to apply extra styles to make it pretty.

What does it do? Type a URL into the Location field, and a new window
will be displayed when you press Tab. Type any JavaScript expression
into the Eval field, and the code will be executed when you press
Tab.

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