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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
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Ok I found the problem. FF 3 doesnt like eval as part of the GM_registerMenuCommand callback. Thinks it's part of unsafeWindow. Rewrite the gen_cb function to not use eval():
gen_cb = function(key) {
return function() {
var val = GM_getValue(key + 's');
if (!val)
val = '';
val = window.prompt('Edit blocked ' + key + ' list:', val);
if (val != null)
GM_setValue(key + 's', val);
}
}
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With Firefox 3, I can no longer see the current list of blocked sites etc from the greasemonkey statusbar icon's menu (the fields are blank). I have to edit them in about:config prefs. |
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This script seems dead. I've made a continuation of it: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/33419 It lets you set your filter lists through the regular reddit preference sheet as well as some other small improvements. |
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I stupidly wrote a script that does almost the same thing but only for sites. Have to remember to start searching userscripts first. |
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Yes, I'm getting the "userscripts.org/Reddit Content Filter: Couldn't find siteTable" error as well. Also, if we could downmod these stories instead of hiding them using javascript, our reddit experience might be better - then we wouldn't have to re-hide those same links on revisiting the front page. |
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I couldnt get the blocked sites to work. Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; SunOS sun4u; en-US; rv:1.8.0.4) Gecko/20060602 Firefox/1.5.0.4.
userscripts.org/Reddit Content Filter: Version 0.4 started. config = ({users:[], titles:["ron paul", "kucinich"], sites:["dailykos.com", "huffingtonpost.com"]})
I dont know why it runs twice. Users and titles get processed in the first run afaict. |
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Thanks for the quick update! |
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Thx for the update! Couldn't work out why there was so much crap on reddit this morning. |
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That was fast, thanks much! |
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Hi everyone. I just posted a new version that works with the changes to Reddit from earlier today. |
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I nice option would be to automatically down-vote items that match any of the regex. For me, who has configured reddit to hide down-votes, would create less work for this script each subsequent refresh. |
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great script. makes reddit great again. one suggestion: will you add support to filter by subreddit? reddit.com now adds [subreddit] to every result shown even if you don't visit all.reddit.com. thanks again for writing this great script. <3> |
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Seems to work well. Thanks for the update! (now I can go back to pretending Ron Paul isn't taking over teh intarwebs) |
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Hey everyone. I just posted a new version that works with the updated site. Let me know if you have any problems. Also, thanks for all the support! |
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Doesn't work after reddit's mid-October shakedown. |
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how exactly does this work? |
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pabs - love the script but I would request that you add a little more instruction to the top part of this page. I had a heck of a time getting started and I have to think lots of folks are having the same trouble. I want the other peoples of teh internet to enjoy teh goodness of RCF too :) |
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There is no limit that I'm aware of. Could it be the spelling of the articles? You can use regular expression syntax in the terms too; the phrase "rumsf[ie]+ld" will block "rumsfeld", "rumsfield", and "rumsfeild". |
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Thanks - very nice. One more question - do you know if fireFox (or RCF) limits the size of the filters? I have a long filter list and I still am seeing "Rumsfeld" stories despite "rumsfeld" being at the end of my list. Thanks again - this is just so great that you shared :) |
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The easiest way is probably to just snag the cookie values from about:config (you can limit the about:config results to the relevant keys by filtering on "reddit content filter") |
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How can I back up my title/user/site lists? Thanks for this tool - it has made my reddit life so much better!!!!!! |
