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This is a simple solution to #2832 that explicitly sets the background of text input and textareas to white on the options page, which is necessary for users running with a dark theme. This does not cover the options popup.
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Put the version number in the popup.
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This makes the UI for generating an options backup the same for FF and Chrome.
We populate the *Backup* link on `mousedown`.
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@mrmr1993: This is trivial fix for Firefox, so it doesn't warrant a PR.
I'll mention you just to keep you up to date on commits like this,
though.
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For textareas, we still want line breaks, otherwise we would use an
input. Chrome (incorrectly) renders newlines in `white-space: nowrap`
as line breaks; however, firefox collapses the newlines into horizontal
whitespace.
`white-space: pre` is spec'd as intended, and works correctly in Chrome
and FF.
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We were using the class name exclusionRemoveButton for the `td`
containing the button to remove exclusion rules on the options page.
Because of this, we were (correctly) picking up the button itself as
clickable, but incorrectly picking up also its enclosing `td` (which
isn't actually clickable at all). The effect was to always have two
hint labels over the remove button.
This was happening simply because we have the text "button" in the class
name. So, here, we just rename the classes.
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Conflicts:
background_scripts/completion.coffee
background_scripts/completion_engines.coffee
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(This was supposed to have been removed previously. Oops!).
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Move "show-advanced-options" to a fixed-position button.
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