Gmail Smileys (View post)KenWong | Tuesday, February 21, 2006 18 years ago |
I cant find them in my Gmail. |
ju | 18 years ago # |
Neither do I |
Caro ! | 18 years ago # |
Moi non plus! |
CarLBanks | 18 years ago # |
I also don't see them. |
elchanly@gmail.com | 18 years ago # |
i see'em! install gmail skins plugin for firefox, and u will see'em! |
/pd | 18 years ago # |
Not seeing them!! Not available in gmail (mobile) |
Caleb E | 18 years ago # |
False alarm: it's the gmail skins plugin for firefox. |
Henrique Gusso | 18 years ago # |
Yea... that screenshot didn't look something Google would do to Gmail. I really believe Google is far from working with yellow faces, as Phillip said, I belive that when emoticons are integrated into Gmail, they will have the look of GmailTalk's emoticons. |
TOMHTML | 18 years ago # |
Is it a greasemonkey script? |
CJ Millisock | 18 years ago # |
No, it's the Gmail Skins extension for Firefox. You can get it here:
http://gmailskins.mozdev.org/installation.html
I noticed the smileys, but then one day they were gone. I didn't realize that it was because I had uninstalled the extension. I even ignored the fact that the images are found at an imageshack.us URL. |
Brian M. | 18 years ago # |
It's not a false alarm. I inspected the DOM and there is full support for smileys.
You can prove it to yourself. Type this into the FF address bar:
javascript:alert(top.js.I.Fa)
I have too much homework to figure out how to enable them, sorry :) |
Corsin Camichel | 18 years ago # |
Hmm what does that photocamera mean? |
Ken Kuhl | 18 years ago # |
I'm glad it was a false alarm. I'd like to see gmail smilies like the ones in gtalk. |
Philipp Lenssen | 18 years ago # |
I'm not sure it's false alarm... or at least, Brian's JavaScript alert works here too even though I don't have Gmail Skins installed! |
CJ Millisock | 18 years ago # |
Brian's JS alert works here too, and I don't have Gmail Skins installed.
But that screenshot is from the Gmail Skins extension. So I guess depending on how you look at it, it's either a false alarm or just an early alarm. |
Philipp Lenssen | 18 years ago # |
Maybe a lucky false alarm :) |
v1ncent | 18 years ago # |
Yap, is because an extenxion |
Caleb E | 18 years ago # |
Who's to say the alert box isn't referencing something from chat? the emoticons match up (with the chat ones). |
Brian M. | 18 years ago # |
That's entirely possible! I didn't realize there were emoticons in the chat. |
Philipp Lenssen | 18 years ago # |
I've asked Adrian, who sent this tip to me, to tell me the image URL of one of the smileys. Turns out it's chrome://gmskins/skin/mozilla_tongueout.png |
Matthew Parker | 18 years ago # |
This is pretty amusing.
The emoticons are indeed due to gmailskins. There are two urls for each emoticon, the chrome url (displayed on toolbar), and the imageshack url (when put in to email – obviously the chrome url cannot be read by the recipient of the email).
Incase you are wondering how I know this it's because I am the extension author. I will have to make this feature clearer on the install page!
That javascript you found is used by gmail talk, I seriously doubt google will add emoticons to email, and the smiley artists are mozilla smiley artists, those are the same emoticons from the Thunderbird email client.
Warning: Gmail skins also adds an "insert image from url" button (the camera), just incase somebody reports it as a new feature being rolled out by gmail :)
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nyamuzihwa weNyoro | 18 years ago # |
google doesnt need smilies. smilies are for kids. is this forum full of kids? |
shankar | 18 years ago # |
in the instant chat use these commnads to activate smiliies
:) laugh :(sad
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Rajan | 18 years ago # |
Hey ... i m using internet explore ... Is there any option for gmail skins for internet explorer...
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Jay | 18 years ago # |
who needs smilies? |
dopecho | 18 years ago # |
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=34056 |
Matthew Parker | 18 years ago # |
Sorry, no gmailskins for IE. It doesn't support nearly enough CSS to make such a thing realistic, and is much more difficult to develop such an extension for (no dominspector). |
Erkin Bahceci | 18 years ago # |
One more reason to use FireFox :) (Yes I need smileys). |