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Bug #780345: Show error when too much text is selected	High	Fix Committed
Bug #780350: QR popup should appear at the top of the visible window, not page	Medium	Fix Committed
Bug #780606: The encoded text should be shown underneath the QR code	Low	Fix Committed
Bug #782930: Bookmarklet is not URI safe for including on a page	Medium	Fix Committed

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20. By Matt Giuca on 2011-06-02

bookmarklet.py: More characters are allowed unescaped (following a careful analysis of the specs and testing).
This makes the URL a bit easier to read, just a bit. See bug LP: #782930.

19. By David Coles on 2011-05-16

Crunch css style a bit smaller by using a local.

Sadly 'element.style = "x"' does not work which would have allowed a big
reduction in the number of chars.

18. By David Coles on 2011-05-16

URI escape the entire bookmarklet.

This makes it safe to include in a HTML page.
- bookmarklet.py now accepts file names on the command line
- Make file produces a qrify.url file with an intermediate qrify-min.js

17. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Bump z-index of popup so it's in front of Google search bar.

...and hopefully everything else.

16. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Some branding (link to Launchpad)

15. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Spin the text selection code off into it's own function.

14. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Use an object rather than a function for containing qrify code.

This lets us nest some functions better.

13. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Use position:fixed to ensure QR popup is always visible.

12. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Show encoded text in a textarea under the QR code.

This also required changing the "click to close" to only close when you click
the image.
Also have to overide the text area formatting since the default settings
overflow from width:100%.

11. By David Coles on 2011-05-11

Check that the Charts API URL size does not exceed 2048 bytes

If it does, warn the user with an alert. Possibly would be nicer to use a HTML
popup, but this will do for the moment.