Script Summary: Prevents pages from bombarding you with alerts, prompts, or confirm boxes. After a fixed limit, you will be asked what you wish to do next.
Limit-Tations
As a linux user, I can not use Google's browser yet. However, I was able to duplicate a lot of the functionality with a variety of plugins, themes, etc.
However, Chrome has a feature that I *needed* on firefox: The ability to stop a never-ending spam of alerts, prompts, and confirm boxes. To get this functionality, I created the "Limit-tations" script, which transparently wraps around the alert, confirm, and prompt commands.
Now, each alert, prompt, and confirm is counted. When the limit is reached (By default set to five, but you can change that from the "User Script Commands" menu), you are presented with the following choices:
1) Stop bugging me, allow everything.{Disable script until reload}2) This could be sketchy, show up again in [{your limit}] alerts. {Basically "wait and see".}
3) This is annoying, ignore future alerts. {Don't show anymore of this type}
4) Oops, I am in trouble, Deny everything! {Don't show anymore of anything!}
5) Kill all javascript! {Every alert, prompt, and confirm will throw an error.}
^_^ Finally we have a way to stop those annoying "Click ok 900 times while stuff tries to close" links.
