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Hi Assaf,

Yes the regex would allow your code to run on google.bad.com but given that your script only modifies css rules then there doesn't seem to be any real security risk. There is no personal information being handled by the script and it does not result in any additional files accessed. Using the regex should not increase the risk of visiting google.bad.com.

This is the only way I can think of to get your script to run on all Google sites without adding a huge URL list.

By the way, if you decide to use it you should add the reader/view/ part to the regex.

Vaughan

Google seems to have broken this for Opera. Its not been working in Opera 9.62 for few days now.

Works great! Thank you.

Hi Assaf,

If you want the script to work on other TLDs you could change the @include statements as Zezinho suggested and then use the following code:


if (window.location.href.toLowerCase().match(/^https?:\/\/www\.google\.([a-z]{2,3}|com?\.[a-z]{2,3})\//)) {
// Your code here
}


This way your code should run only if "www.google.", "www.google.co." or "www.google.com." is followed by any 2 or 3 letters and then a slash. This limits it to any 2 or 3 letter TLD, which seems reasonable. The only problem you should run into would be if somebody other than Google registers for a particular TLD.

Disclaimer: I haven't tested the code, but it works in my head :)

please change

// @include        http://www.google.com/reader/*
// @include        https://www.google.com/reader/*

http://www.google.*/reader/*
https://www.google.*/reader/*

Thanks! Works great.

Works perfectly!

Thank you for this!!! Very helpful.

Ahh, figured it out. Sorry for the too-quick comment previous.

If you use customizegoogle to use the https version of google reader, it won't work.

Doesn't appear to make any difference.

Great script. Absolutely love it. Question though.
For whatever reason, the sidebar seems to appear and disappear depending on whether or not my mouse is hovering over the sidebar. Is that part of this script?
Thanks.

Thanks again :)

Thank you for the update :)

Dito to what Assaf said