Status Bar Calculator

• Just updated Status-bar Calculator to work with FF 3.6.*

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• Working on FF 3.6 support now. Should be ready by this weekend. I apologize for the delay! #

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0.3.1 Release Notes:
Fixed “undefined” history bug
Added ability to choose calculator color through options page!
Added “onclick” to calculation history area to give focus to problem box after doing some usability testing
Added support for “²” character
Added Math object reference & calculator help to Options file
Added “=” button to trigger calculation after doing some usability testing

There’s been a slew of releases over the last 24 hours and I’m just now getting around to noting them here:

0.3.0 Release Notes:
Added site/hack links back in
Cleaned up interface
Added “Clear” and “All Clear” buttons
Reworked some of the history/linking logic
Added more calculator graphics
Added temporary options placeholder page
Adjusted “focus()” logic so cursor should always end up in calculation box

0.2.5 Release Notes:
Fixed history bug
Added MIT License

0.2.4 Release Notes:
Fixed “clear” link

0.2.3 Release Notes:

Fixed issues with “^”
Added history links
Fixed “undefined” but on load

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Features Add:

Persistent History (w/ability to clear)

Bugs Fixed:

Large fractal conversion errors (corrected through rounding)

By request, added decimal to fraction conversion (Thanks Adam Brill).

Adjusted logic around badge “…” shortening.

Code here and here.

Install it from here: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/imgdlciiikkjdohinklojokapcmjgmea

Hack on it here:

http://etherpad.com/statusbarcalculator

If you do make any contributions, please remember to enter your name (to the right in Etherpad) so that you will be credited.

Happy calculating!

The Status-bar Calculator extension will soon be available on Google Chrome. You can watch me code it here:

http://etherpad.com/statusbarcalculator

I might take this opportunity to set up a Git project for it… but it appears the code will be short/simple enough that I can actually do all development right in etherpad.

If anyone wants to join in, hop on and start typing away. Don’t forget to enter your name on the right so you can get credit for helping out.