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Google Reader Filter
Filters duplicated entries and unwanted content or highlight chosen content based on keywords (with regex support).
Instructions:
- After installing the user script, a "Filter Settings" button appears on top right corner of Google Reader.
- Settings window shows two text boxes. One for excludes and one for highlights
- In each box you can write regexes separated by new lines
Example:java ?script css ^free windows (mobile|media|server)
Wishlist:
- Filter keywords in a specific feed/category
Version History
v0.52 - Apr 2, 08
- Fixed some design issues - excluded/highlighted entries doesn't affect the content of the entry (thanks Paul Irish!)
v0.51 - Mar 31, 08
- Fixed minification regexp (old one omitted numbers)
v0.5 - Mar 30, 08
- Fixed some bugs
- Enhanced filter
- UTF-8 characters support
v0.4 - Mar 26, 08
- Added the ability to hide duplicates/excluded entries, new checkboxes added in settings window.
v0.3 - Mar 19, 08
- Duplicates also marked as excluded. Duplicate is an entry whose url or title were already printed.
v0.2 - Mar 16, 08
- Added "Quick Add" window, which lets you add new exclude/highlight to the list from within an entry ( [#] button is added to each entry on its right)
- RegExps are compiled only at initialization and after saving, not like before
v0.1 - Mar 8, 08
- First Release
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I'd recommend adding 'div.collapsed' to these lines of CSS
that prevents all the content of the post getting a background as well. |
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hi, it seems that filters in Chinese characters can not be saved correctly. |
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Those wishing to have filtered items actually removed from search results can do so by... Change
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wonderful idea.
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Barton, if you're looking for expression explanations try looking here. |
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A little unclear as to how this works. I guess I will just have to look at the javascript code and figure it out. A little more documentation would be nice. |
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