Scripts tagged livejournal

As it says.

Remember which comments we've seen on LiveJournal and Dreamwidth.

hides LiveJournal entries by a selected user -- Expressive and Mix-it layouts only

Resets the LJ user profile.

Adds ?format=light to livejournal pages for better readability.

Adds a format=light parameter to links.

This removes LoudTwitter posts from your friends page.

Updates the time of a new LJ/DW post automatically.

Reload the page only after deleting all subscriptions, not after each click of the trash can.

Toggles display of the original LJ/DW comment in Squirrelmail.

Set a default security when saving new memories

Solve an equation before your comment will post. Forces you to think twice before posting that comment you will (potentially) regret.

Add a link to track a user's entries from the navbar

Shrinks wide images on your Livejournal friends view to fit to page and adds a restore link to each image.

Replaces embedded content from LJ with a text link.

Replaces image placeholders with the original image in-line. It also attempts to re-link images to an adjacent link tag.

Set your default search type

Show lj-cut text when viewing messages in the inbox

Removes livejournal.com ads.

Remove Livejournal Ads

Remove ads from livejournal pages

Adds an option to choose a random userpic to the userpic selection when posting.

Adds a "Now" link to the Date field.

Add key short cut fot utx link.

Filters out user entries based on tags/keywords (present or absent).

Expands nested discussion threads in place

Adds ajax-incredible-abilities to el-jay cut links.

Script allows to view comments for post without opening post page for LiveJournal.com blog or friends page

Adds a button for collapsing and expanding posts on pages using the 'A Sturdy Gesture' theme by Martin Atkins

When you reply to a LiveJournal comment in the embedded form of notification e-mails, Gmail will ask for confirmation ("You are submitting information to an external page. Are you sure?"). This script disables that warning for LiveJournal comment ...