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See #1358.
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See #1359. There appear to be common cases where the cursor hider
doesn't hide the cursor. So the UX is inconsistent. We need to
consider whether this is fixable or acceptable.
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Disables showing link hint for elements which
* are identified as clickableonly by the tabindex attribute, and
* have the entirety of their contents overlapped by other clickable
elements.
This removes some redundant link hints that were visible on Google+, and
hopefully shouldn't remove any useful link hints.
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This was adapted from PR #1316, commit
846a19efe51bfc639ae1ee84e18a5f2d3e12aaff
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There is a bug for earlier versions of Chrome which leaves
`pointer-events: none` stuck enabled for Google+ after a certain amount
of scrolling.
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Some websites (notably Facebook) use `opacity: none;` to show an image in
the place of a less-customisable element (eg. an `<input type="file" />`).
To not show link hints for such transparent elements is confusing and
often the wrong thing to do.
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This reverts commit 5ec7f490b5e9e68bddb415b66b6cae86841a3d52.
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Do not use Math.sign().
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Conflicts:
background_scripts/main.coffee
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mrmr1993-skip-tiny-frames
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Fix scrolling in 1.47, all cases.
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