Script Summary: Show timestamps on dashboard posts
Version: 0.2.8
Missing e browser extension/add-on
Attention Chrome, Firefox and Safari users:
This script, along with all of my other Tumblr userscripts (except Tumblr 1-Up) have been replaced with the Missing e browser extension/add-on which includes many great improvements and new features!
Works on:
| Userscript Installation Instructions | authored by Jeremy Cutler |
| About all my Tumblr Userscripts | cutlerish (Tumblr) • @Cutlerish (Twitter) |
All posts on your tumblr dashboard will be augmented to include a small YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM timestamp.
Show/Hide Year
By default, the script will display the date including the year. If you want to change that setting, do one of the following:
- Any Browser - Hold down the Ctrl key and click on any timestamp in your dashboard, and a dialog box will appear allowing you to change the setting.
- Firefox (Greasemonkey) Only - Use the available menu option in Tools > Greasemonkey > User Script Commands... > Show/Hide Year
Changes
Version 0.2.8- Fixed problem with timestamps not loading on secondary tumblrs or consecutive posts by a single tumblr.
- Fixed jQuery selector warnings.
- Add timestamping on dashboard likes view (i.e. tumblr.com/likes).
- Remove script nodes to keep DOM from getting out of hand.
- Limit failed API calls to 10 timestamp load attempts per post.
- Fixed problem with extra, unnecessary line break when post has no post info.
- Removed conflict with pre-loaded libraries on $ operator
- Added some exclude URLs to prevent timestamping attempts on messages, drafts and queued posts.
- Responsiveness slightly improved.
- Google Chrome support added.
