From: nuno.silva@invalid.invalid   
      
   Nuno Silva wrote:   
   > On 2025-11-27, Jota.Ce wrote:   
   >   
   >> El 25/11/2025 a las 11:32, Daniel70 escribió:   
   >>> On 25/11/2025 6:06 am, Jota.Ce wrote:   
   > [...]   
   >>>> I can't do anything in that OAuth2 popup window with context menu,   
   >>>> shortchut keys, address bar,... just only clicking and writing on   
   >>>> form's text boxes, and clicking on form's buttons.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> Is there maybe a setting in about:config to allow any other actions?   
   >>> I would think 'YES' .... but what they are is beyond me. Sorry.   
   >> Does anyone know how to avoid that a form or a popup window forbids   
   >> using context menu or shortcuts?   
   >>   
   >> I mean... a form could forbit those actions through JavaScript,   
   >> but... why can't you just simply hit F5 on that popup window?   
   >   
   > It probably is about either how the window includes the web page area,   
   > or about how the window is opened.   
   >   
   > My guess is that currently, even without controls, it'll be possible to   
   > come up with a hack using the Browser Console.   
      
   *Possible* yes, albeit quick and dirty. And from a not-so-caffeinated brain:   
      
   {let e = Services.wm.getEnumerator(""); while (e.hasMoreElements()) {   
   let w = e.getNext(); if (w.document.documentURI ==   
   "chrome://messenger/content/browserRequest.xul") {console.log("Window   
   found, reloading content frame");   
   w.document.getElementById("requestFrame").reload(); break;}}}   
      
   (I wrote that in one line to avoid having to deal with newlines in the   
   browser console when copy-pasting this, but it's going to get wrapped in   
   this post anyway :-) )   
      
   (That ought to loop through windows*, and, if the Mail&News'   
   browserRequest.xul window is found, reloads its content. If more than   
   one such window exists, only the first gets reloaded ("break;").)   
      
   * (I have to check if "" does the same as null or not, but it does get   
   the OAuth2 request window, so that's OK here; that window does not seem   
   to have a type, so specifying one won't work here?)   
      
   This code would go in the prompt in the Browser Console window   
   (reachable from a Navigator window: Tools->Web Development->Browser   
   Console, or Ctrl+Shift+J, at least on Windows and Linux). My notes say   
   this needs the chrome.devtools.enabled preference to be set to true   
   (otherwise there will be no such prompt in the Browser Console).)   
      
      
   --   
   (With apologies for the code spaghetti,)   
   Nuno Silva   
      
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