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Been using the script for a long time. Recently just noticed that my website no longer returns correct results. When I search for it using the URL in the script or via Google Reader itself: http://www.google.com/reader/view/#directory-se... it shows 63 subscribers for my feed. The script is reporting 0.

Any ideas why?

Very nice idea & it works fine for me. Thanks.

Estou usando este scripts. Ele é bem interessante!

Quero sugerir algumas restrições de URL. Quero também sugerir que o autor disponibilize um e-mail para receber sugestões como essa, que podem oferecer uma melhoria contínua para o script.

// @exclude http://www.google.com.br/*
// @exclude http://mail.google.com.br/*

I get "Login required" on every page I visit.

Sorry, I don't know why/how, but no**w** it seems to work again...
Great script! :)

Sorry, I don't know why/how, but not it seems to work again...
Great script! :)

Hi,
it seems to me that this script does not work on every site, for example on my blog:
http://hronir.blogspot.com

Here is what happens to me.

If I make the google request
http://www.google.com/reader/directory/search?h...
I get a non-zero number (now it counts 10 subscribers). But in contrast of this, I see all the three counters of my three feeds as zero in the bottom-right div your script create on my page.
I suspect that the problem is in the encodeURIComponent/decodeURIComponent, since I found I get the Your search did not match any feeds. message if I perform the google query using the encodedURI version of the URL of my blog:
http://www.google.com/reader/directory/search?h...

Any hint for solving the problem? I played a bit removing the encodeURIComponent function from the script, but I couldn't manage to solve the problem...

Thanks in advance for your reply and thanks anyway for this nice greasemonkey script!

@AaronCompNetSys

Beware of using your web browser! It downloads all the websites you visit and harvests your "stuffz"!

You've got to be kidding me. Just because it acts on every website doesn't mean it's bad. Isn't the giant red bar at the top of every page enough notification?

but, anyone can tell me how to use this script?

Beware the scripts that run on every web page you visit! They usually harvest your stuffz, or report every webpage you visit to a service such as google.

This one however appears to only sends queries it finds on every page you visit with links matching this search
link[@rel="alternate" and (contains(@type,"atom") or contains(@type,"rss"))]

I installed this script, but the author might want to add some comments on what web requests are being sent, and frequency.

And you the user should always glance over the code of a script from a person you don't trust.

Great job uvnc.