I've been trying to use Mail/Safari rather than Mozilla. One of the (many) things I miss is the ability to select "send link" when viewing a page, to have a new message created with the page title as the subject and the URL as the body. (I know Mail service has a "send selection" but that's not quite what I want). AppleScript and the AppleScript Menu to the rescue!
tell application "Safari"
ignoring case
set theURL to URL of front document
set theSource to source of front document
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to "title>"
set theSource to second text item of theSource
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to "</"
set theTitle to first text item of theSource
end ignoring
end tell
tell application "Mail"
set accountAddresses to (email addresses of first account)
set fromAddress to first item of accountAddresses
set theMessage to make new outgoing message
set visible of theMessage to true
set subject of theMessage to theTitle
set content of theMessage to theURL
activate
end tell[robg adds: Save this script as a compiled script in your user's Library -> Scripts folder, and then just activate it using the ScriptMenu icon when you need it. Very handy! As an aside, activate the ScriptMenu by double-clicking ScriptMenu.menu in the Applications -> AppleScript folder.]
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