Scripts tagged slashdot

Adds links to Coral (http://www.coralcdn.org/), MirrorDot (http://www.mirrordot.com/) and the Google Cache (http://www.google.com/) to every link in the articles and comments

Allows you to collapse and expand comments

Expand and collapse any comments on a Slashdot page. Comments not on the original page can also be expanded, they are loaded from the server.

Keeps track of time wasted reading slashdot (or any page).

Expand/collapse articles

Adds expand/collapse buttons to Slashdot comment trees

Remove slashdot.org sidebars. Compatible with the new CSS based Slashdot design.

Removes all content on Slashdot except News and Comments.

Italics are meant for emphasis, not reading large blocks of text. The i tag distorts the font making it exceptionally ugly. Slashdot should italicize the smaller portions of the text. I also made other aesthetic changes for readability (high-contr...

Allows you to expand the slashdot comments without loading a new page.

Expand/Collapse Monkey Scut

Recolors slashdot sections

Ensures that options to be remembered by websites are not selected by default.

Removes "Slashdot ***** Story| " prefixes from tab title

Be liberated from the tyrany of manual scrolling on Slashdot!

Removes floating "comment totals" box from the left side of Slashdot.

Allow the user to rate a page from within Slashdot Updated: 08/19/2007 - Page titles should appear correctly now.

Hide stories submitted by Roland Piquepaille from Slashdot.org

Gets rid of BS comments

Remove slashdot.org sidebars

Removes the ad on the Slashdot homepage

recolors Slashdot sections

Recolors slashdot to make it less obvious you are reading /. at work. It removes the horrible backgrounds & font sizes and makes it black & white in easier to read fonts.

Hides Roland slashvertisements on slashdot

Adds extra links for Coral Cache

Opens a reply-box in a new window so you can return to reading the rest of the discussion

Your second chance when moderating slashdot

Replaces retarded buzzwords by the already existing proper words for them. As a bonus it adds some Unicode punctuation.

On Slashdot, changes styles to make the site less crappy. Originally based upon CSS from Slashdot member nuzak, hence the name.