Close windows with a mouse button click (the middle one by default) when in overview mode
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Instead of adding custom properties to the prototypes, you can save the regular version of the functions you need as a local variable, and then use call or apply. E.g. <global scope> let regularOnClikced; function enable() { regularOnClicked = Workspace.WindowClone.prototype._onClicked; } function myOnClick() { regularOnClicked.apply(this, arguments); ... } Still, the way you write it is not a problem.
thanks, I'll follow your suggestion! I'll add a new feature shortly (I hope), so I'll roll in the change then.