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Originally Posted by petr.pavel
@eschwartz: I just created a fresh MDKI bookmarklet and it does not load via http. I suggest you delete the one you have and create a new one. You may have an old version.
If you know of a way to make the script sticky, please share it here. I assume that you mean you don't want to have to click the bookmarklet every time you advance to a next page. Technically speaking, javascript lives only within the page which loads it. I tried using frames but MYK doesn't work when in a frame. The only other option I can think of, is a browser extension and that would be too much work for a free project. (I wrote the Check & Delete bookmarklet.)
It would (probably) be possible to display all MYK pages on a single page and thus get rid of the need for jumping between pages. Again though, too much work for a project that works for me. If anyone's interested to pay for this feature, let me know.
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It's Firefox's new draconian Mixed Content blocker. It was supposed to whitelist any sites you have allowed to load mixed content, at least for that session as of FF 24. As of FF 26 that still doesn't work for me. I had to disable the feature b/c it disables half the internet.
A bookmarklet that loads over HTTP on an HTTPS page gets blocked as mixed content, which your check and delete bookmarklet passes since googlecode uses HTTPS.
Mass destroy uses http from the maker's website, and FF mixed content blocker stops it from loading, does NOT recognize the sticky "I want to load mixed content on this page" setting, and reloading the page with mixed content doesn't include bookmarklets since they are not part of the page.
So I emailed and suggested MDKI should be hosted over HTTPS, as a googlecode project, or on GitHub, or other sites that allow free code hosting, which generally use HTTPS, and the MDKI maker thanked me and said he'd look into it.
He then transferred everything over to GitHub, (I believe that very day) so it all works now. Easy fix, huh?
TL;DR It's all Firefox's fault that the bookmarklet didn't work
to begin with, and
your bookmarklet worked just fine anyway. And so does MDKI now, too.