Site Navigation Toolbar

An extension for Mozilla Firefox

The Site Navigation Toolbar is an extension for Mozilla Firefox. It displays the related web pages of the current page in a toolbar in a similar way like Mozilla Suite or SeaMonkey do. However, constucting the toolbar, Site Navigation Toolbar makes not only use of the rel-attributes of the link-element, but also of its rev-attribute and the attributes of the a-element.

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siteNavBar 3.0.3 pre-release (will not work in FF 29 and higher)
development stopped due to changes in FF29

siteNavBar 3.1 pre-release

History

New in SiteNavBar 3.2

New Sidebar
Menu in Firefox Button
Menuitems (author and up) changes to menus, when multiple entries are found
Support of a HTML5 standard including multiple ups
Support of XFN (XML Friend Network) standard - not simultanously with other standards
Supports of LINK information from meta tags with attributes http-equiv="Link"
Optional display of unknown relations
Full support of multiple values for rel attributes
rev attributes are not longer supported
rel attributes in area elements are supported now

New in SiteNavBar 2.1

Firefox versions less than 4.0 are not longer supported
Supports of LINK information from HTTP HEADERS
individual icons for the home button

siteNavBar 2.1

New in SiteNavBar 2.0.3

The rel attribute now accepts blank separated list of values, however only the first value is handled.

siteNavBar 2.0.3

New in SiteNavBar 2.0.1

Conflicts with the short-cut-keys are resolved.
Users who had hidden the Sitenavigationbar will be notified, if pages support the site navigation.

siteNavBar 2.0.1

New in SiteNavBar 2.0

Firefox versions less than 3.0 are not longer supported
support of rev="bookmark" in HTML anchor elements not containing a href attribute. The URI will be build from the id- or name-attribute.
The statusbar is now fully customizable.
Toolbar elements can be shown as symbols or text only as well as a combination of both. statusbar elements are shown as symbols only, to save space.
Javascript-links can be disabled or highlighted.
Links from frames are now be registered (only second level). Older Versions show links from the top-level frameset only.
The target attribute is now supported. Possible values: "_blank", "win", "tab", "tabshifted", "save" and "current" ("_self" and "_parent" are treated as "current"). Other Values are treated as frame name.
An Opera-like style has been added.
Target- and MIME-Type-attribute can be displayed.
The "onclick"-event is now supported on the "link"-element.
NavBar-elements are now accessible by short-cut-keys.
Styles and positions can be changed by pop-up menus or short-cut-keys, without invoking the pref-window.

siteNavBar 2.0

New in SiteNavBar 1.1.3

Links from the modal window now opens in the brwoser window

siteNavBar 1.1.3

New in SiteNavBar 1.1.1

The elements in the statusbar are now customizable.
Version 1.1 did not display the 'bookmark'-links, this bug is fixed now.

siteNavBar 1.1.1

New in SiteNavBar 0.6.1

Support for German language added.

siteNavBar 0.6.1

Features

The toolbar uses the rel-values after the standard from HTML4.0 to XHTML1.1

alternate
start
next
prev
contents
index
glossary
copyright
chapter
section
subsection
appendix
help
bookmark

in addition the following values are used:

up - as defined in XHTML2
first - as used in Mozilla suite
last - as used in Mozilla suite

Configuration

Select view from the menu-bar, then site navigation bar... to open the configuration dialog:

You can configure whether the toolbar is always visible or hidden or the toolbar is only shown as needed. In the later case, the toolbar is only shown, when the author of the page made use of the rel or rev attribute of the link or a element
On the right side you can select how the toolbar is displayed: either in the toolbox (as in mozilla suite) or in the statusbar or as a menu in the menubar.

The checkbox show data links activates a further menu that shows more links according the XHTML2 standard:

meta - Refers to a document that provides metadata, for instance in RDF, about the document.
icon - Refers to a resource that represents an icon for the document.
p3pv1 - Refers to a P3P Policy Reference File.
profile - Refers to a document that defines relationships or provides metadata, for instance in RDF, about the document.
stylesheets

Selecting the checkboxes Show Lingua or Show Media enables SITENAVBAR to show the language of the selected page or the media the page had been made for.

A lot of new features und improvements have been added to siteNavBar 2.0:

support of rev=bookmark in HTML anchor elements not containing a href attribute. The URI will be build from the id- or name-attribute.
The statusbar is now fully customizable.
Toolbar elements can be shown as symbols or text only as well as a combination of both. statusbar elements are shown as symbols only, to save space.
Javascript-links can be disabled or highlighted.
Links from frames are now be registered (only second level). Older Versions show links from the top-level frameset only.
The target attribute is now supported. Possible values: _blank, win, tab, tabshifted, save and current (_self and _parent are treated as current). Other Values are treated as frame name.
An Opera-like style has been added.
Target- and MIME-Type-attribute can be displayed.
The onclick-event is now supported on the link-element.
NavBar-elements are now accessible by short-cut-keys.
Styles and positions can be changed by pop-up menus or short-cut-keys, without invoking the pref-window.