Bloglines Tweaks

By Mihai Parparita Last update Jun 19, 2005 — Installed 2,478 times.

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Jesse Andrews Admin

The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008)

 
Paul Irish Scriptwright

Just a note to anyone coming here: Mihai Parparita, the author (and javascript ninja at Google), has moved on to Google Reader and you can consider development on this userscript discontinued.

 
Francisco Ce... User

Same issue -
* none of the "clip/blog this" links turn into del.icio.us links
* the text from the first "email this" link changes to "expand", but still links to the email sender.
* the extras on the sidebar are minimized, but not toggleable - clicking on it does nothing.
it sounds great though!
firefox 1.5.0.1 /greasemonkey 0.6.4

 
makash User

not working for me in firefox 1.5.0.1 and GM 0.6.4

 
Iain Cheyne User

It's broken for me too with GM0.6.4 and FF1.5.

 
Paul Irish Scriptwright

using GM0.6.4 and FF1.5, I'm not seeing it function. I get an 'expand' link on my first item (though it links thru to Email This), and no other items are changed.
This is my favorite GM scripts out of the 25 I use-- I'm eager to see it updated.

 
Mike Wills User

Nevermind, not your problem.

 
Mike Wills User

I am getting an error installing. GM 0.6.4 and FF 1.5

 
David 1 User

Great script! One of the first ones I have installed that I know I will use often. I have a suggestion to use v=3 to get more options when posting to del.icio.us. I combined the bookmarklet from delicious into your script to see if it works and it is working great. I am not an expert by any means so maybe you can take a look at my hack to see if it makes sense.

// adapted from the popup post bookmarklet
open('http://del.icio.us/' + username +
'?v=3&url=' + encodeURIComponent(href) +
'&title=' + encodeURIComponent(title),
'delicious',
'toolbar=no,width=700,height=250');

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