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• UPDATE! (04/14) Fixed to work with Release 91. If you have the older version of the script, the subject field will not show up. Update to version 0.3 of the script, and it should be fine.

• UPDATE! (02/24) Fixed to work with Release 89. The release affected the subject field indention for all four browsers. Update to version 0.2 of the script, and it should be fine.

• If you are using Firefox, you will need the Greasemonkey add-on to run this script. For Safari, I tested this with NinjaKit, although I think Greasekit works just as well. Opera on the other hand has built-in support for userscripts, and if you're using Chrome, there's also no need for extensions to make this script work.

• But don't get too smug yet, Chrome users (which I am one, I admit). Unfortunately, there is a problem in the alignment of "Subject:" and the input field in Chrome (and Safari too actually) when a post has ?mode=reply or ?replyto= in its URL. I tried to fix it within the script itself, but I just gave up and adjusted the damn thing with this Stylish script I made before (and if you already have it, be sure it's version 2.4.2 or higher since the fix for the subject field misalignment in Chrome/Safari has only recently been added). That said, if you don't want to use the userstyle, that's okay -- the subject field is still functional either way. » No longer applicable after Release 89.

• While this script does allow you to enter a subject, it will NOT put the subject line back in the header where it used to be. Rather, the subject will remain bolded and be placed as the first line in the text of your comment under the blue comment header. That's just how Livejournal displays a subject line these days whether in old or new comments. Now, if you want to get the subject line back in the header, this Stylish script I made before makes it possible.

• The subject field no longer automatically contains Re: [Subject of Previous Comment] when replying. I think you'll need additional code for that, and I... don't know what that would be.

•  And just in case anyone asks: subjects entered with this script will still show up in your LJ inbox and in email notifications.

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