If you are doing any Greasemonkey development, you’ve most likely noticed 2 quirks:
1. On the install script window, OK has no accessability key.
2. That annoying Success dialog that pops up after you install a script. (This might need to stay in for users, at least until we have it as an option in some options pane)
Both of these are just annoying enough to deserve attention when you’re developing greasemonkey scripts (clicking OK manually hurts my soul!), so …
And the cooresponding patches:install_xul_accessability.patch
remove_success_dialog.patch
Both of these should be applied in /chrome/greasemonkey/content with something like (if the patch files are in the same location):
patch -p0 < patch_name
