Extra caution is recommended when installing recently uploaded/updated scripts (read more)
Be sure you trust any scripts you install
Last.fm Searches
Shows links to search various sites when viewing last.fm
There seem to be quite a few "add a link to search on this site" scripts for last.fm. This one attempts to consolidate as many as possible into one. See the options menu entry under User Script Commands to select which sites to display links for (by default they're all shown but that's probably a bit of a long list).
Set the top level domain in the options to select which version of Amazon and Google to use.
Bug reports and code fixes welcomed.
Fixed so it actually works (!) Oops
v1.1
Added more torrent search engines thanks to "thanks to redux":http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/5758
Fiddled with the search engine selection box
v1.2 A quick clean up to fix various issues, improve display of links. Note that search links now only appear on hover
v1.3 Should now work with the Chart Changes user script
v1.4 Now supports the displaying the search engine's favicon rather than an abbreviation
|
|
@Rolando. Yes, it didn't play nice with Chart Changes. As it seems to be fixed with just one additional CSS rule though, I've updated it and it should now all work together :-) |
|
|
I'm sorry, your script does work, but the errors I described take plae when the Last.fm Chart Changes userscript is used. http://www.last.fm/group/Greasemonkeys I guess I can toggle the scripts and refresh the page :) |
|
|
Very useful script. However, it seems to only add links to the 'Recently Played' artists, and not to the Weekly or Overall Top artists charts. |
|
|
@Steven You are of course quite correct. You've pushed me out of being lazy ;-) so I've produced a quick clean up to fix that and a few other issues. |
|
|
You should remove the section for appending the links to the H1 page title on artist pages, since that duplicates the links. The H1 element on the artist pages is a link to the same page so it becomes redundant. |
|
|
Fixed the rather silly typo which meant this didn't actually work! |
You could comment on this script if you were logged in.
