Script Summary: Tweaks to Google+ (Google "Plus") - Toggle comments, image previews, mute button, favicon alerts, full width, fixed navigation, thumbnails only, etc.
Version: 1.1157
About
This project is maintained as a hobby. All other obligations take precedence. This is a work in progress, and Google+ is changing daily, which means I can make no guarantees. If you find something wrong or have suggestions, just post a comment in the discussions. I will make updates as I can
Also available as: Google Chrome Extension
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Other Features
- Easy Mentions - [+] Button after names to easily mention them in comments (idea from http://goo.gl/hz11h)
- Fixed Navigation - Pin the Google bar and other navigational elements (disabled by default)
- Fade "post muted" - Yellow "Post muted" notices automatically fade out (enabled by default)
Installation
Firefox: Make sure you have the Greasemonkey extension installed. You will then be able to load this script by clicking on "Install" above.
Google Chrome: Install the Blank Canvas Script Handler extension. You will then be able to load this script by clicking on "Install" above.
Planned / To Do
- Auto load more when the "load more" button comes into view
- Add "collaps comments" to bottom of comment lists
- [+] mention button in notifications window
- Fix lost "add comment" box at the end of comments streams when collapsing/commenting
- CTRL+ENTER to submit comments/posts
- Style "mute this post" on incoming feeds to be like Mute button
- Press "M" on keyboard to mute current post
- Press "C" on keyboard to toggle comments
- Styling options similar to http://goo.gl/2gIJE
- Dynamically update the number of comments when collapsed
- Auto collapse comments when first comment is dynamically added to a post
- Set your default thread based on http://goo.gl/4CMsr
Credits
There are many existing script and extensions to tweak Google+. I do not claim to have come up with the ideas for all features, nor do I seek credit for work already done by others. If my code resembles the features or styles of previous work, it is because I have either borrowed heavily from existing designs, or have arrived at the same conclusions on my own.
If you feel I have missed someone in my credits, please tell me, and I will add them to the list.
- This script uses jQuery ♥ and jQuery UI ♥
- This script includes the Script Options library
- Much of the code that drives the favicon badge was taken from Gmail Favicon Alerts 3 with Peter Wooley's consent.
- Thanks to Matt Kruse and Matt Mastracci for helping me improve my code.
License
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
You can do whatever you want with this, just be so kind as to throw in a mention of this work if you make modifications or borrow from it.
