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Originally Posted by wrCisco
... Odamizu, did the workaround of KevinH solved the problem for good or do you need to click on the plugin's icon every time? I wrote a function that could possibly force the window to the top of the windows's stack, but I don't have a Mac so I cannot test it. If you're still experiencing the problem, can you test if one of the two betas that I attached to this post solves it?
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With 0.2.2, I do need to click on the plugin's icon every time. Though this is not a big deal and doesn't bother me. Also, interestingly, the plugin works lightning fast on macOS Sequoia (after clicking the icon). Same with cssRemoveUnusedSelectors — need to click plugin icon every time but it's lightning fast on Sequoia.
I tried 0.2.3beta1 and 0.2.3beta2 — same result. Still need to click on plugin icon every time. But it's not a big deal. Thanks for trying.
Interestingly, with the KindleImport plugin, I needed to click on the plugin icon the first time, after which it runs automatically. Interestingly, with KindleImport plugin, the icon bounced in the Dock, which caught my attention and prompted me to click on it. But with cssUndefinedClasses and cssRemoveUnusedSelectors the icon did not bounce (which is why I didn't click on it before KevinH suggested I do so). Not sure if that's relevant, but I offer that info to be thorough.