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eh, i guess im selective as to whose property i respect anyway, so i shouldn't talk.

And i have my own muxtape downloader that i didn't post online so i don't have to reinstall it every time he blocks it.

Unfortnately I'm old enough -- have slept with enough women / freeware whores -- to know when I need a condom. And when not even a condom is safe enough.

You kids have fun. I can recommend a good urologist when the time comes -- just ping @wwwmarty.

meez, stfu. you don't speak for anyone but yourself, and if YOU don't like the script, don't use it.

look at this to sort out how to add autoupdate to your script ;)

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9116

there's nothing wrong with this script. RIAA FASCISTS can use interweb engines just as easily as the next unamerican FASCIST organization.

thanks for the neat script

I've never had a reason to sign up before. Jstn made a sweet site, asked you to respect it, and you won't. That's shitty.

This isn't the type of script you should put on userscripts. Putting this crap in the public domain just gives the RIAA legitimacy when taking down sites like this.

"The thieves simply install this plugin and steal music using this site"

Make the script but keep it to yourself. Any conveniences are pretty much lost by having to reinstall it every couple of days anyway.

So am I safe to use this now? Or will jstn 86 my IP?

hm, my code was broken, so once again:

for(var i=0; i<lis.length; i++)
{
	if(lis[i].getAttribute("class") == "song")
	{
		var dl_div = document.createElement('div');
		dl_div.innerHTML="Download: ";
    var dl_a = document.createElement('a');
		dl_a.setAttribute('href',songs[i]);
		dl_a.setAttribute('style',"color: #306EFF; display: inline;");
		dl_a.setAttribute('onclick',"location.href='"+songs[i]+"'");
		dl_a.innerHTML="Download me!";
		var innerDivs = lis[i].getElementsByTagName('div');
		for(var j=0; j<innerDivs.length; j++)
    {
		  if (innerDivs[j].getAttribute("class") == "name")
      {
        dl_a.innerHTML=innerDivs[j].innerHTML;
        break;
      }
    }
    dl_div.appendChild(dl_a);
		lis[i].appendChild(dl_div);
	}
}

using this in place of the last for-loop gives you the link not being named "Donwload me!" but with the actual song name. this makes it easier to download all songs an rename them using DownThemAll with the renaming-scheme '*text*.mp3'

for(var i=0; i<lis><innerdivs>

Nick, send me an email, I'll unban your office. I was trying to illustrate a point more than anything else.

More power to you! muxtape has the change to be a huge success, and I hope you can capitalize on it. But banning a people for using a script that has been downloaded less then 500 times (how many users do you have on muxtape) does seem a little excessive imo. However, it is your right. Obviously there are many different opinions about copyright especially when it comes to music. It is refreshing to see a small webiste owner stand up for these artists (lets be honest, there is a large indie appeal to the muxtape userbase and it is reflected in alot of the tapes I am noticing).

I will be watching all this closely!

The cat and mouse part is true. It doesn't matter too much, the way the site works is changing fundamentally soon and if you greasemonkeys figure a way around *that* then I'll stop bothering.

As long as you can hear the music you can copy it, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to do the diligence of trying to stop casual downloading (one of the things that would hurt its long-term viability).

Your doubt is amusing. Just wait ;)

correction from previous post:
"And if you think that greasemonkey users running a specific script is what makes your site illegitimate, you might want to consult a lawyer."

jstn, i dont know if you think this banning is some sort of libdo stroke. And I am also equally confused on how you think that the lack of a download button on your site somehow legitimizes what your site does. I believe that your site is fantastic, and i do enjoy it. I do however doubt its long term viability. And if you think that greasemonkey users running a specific script is what is going to make your site legitamate, you might want to consult a lawyer.

I do believe that it is your right to ban anyone using this script or trying to access files on your system that you do not know want to access. However, I wouldn't expect these issues to go away. This is a game of cat and mouse, welcome to the internets.

Aw, I told you it'd happen and then it did, are you surprised?

Yep, when trying this script it says DO NOT STEAL MUSIC. Then it banned my companies ip (way to lockout 250+ people) from *muxtape.com. I can't even load the homepage.

Let's see how you do with that. To everybody else: if Nemanja figures it out again I'm going to start banning IPs of anyone who uses this.

i'm freaking out excited.

thank you.