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As requested by jerone, I've added a "Refresh" link, next to the sorting links. You can tell when it's refreshing and when it's finished. While it's refreshing the stats, clicking the link again does nothing.

ozzii, forgive me, I didn't foresee this. I've reverted the name back to the original as it will probably cause issues for other people as well.

ozzii, I suggest you go to about:config, type in "favourites" and copy the line containing your favourites (double-click it and copy the value in the box). The name for it is greasemonkey.scriptvals.http://ratherodd.com//userscripts.org Favourites.favourites. Then reinstall the script from here.

If your favourites are still lost after that, add any random script to your favourites, then locate the same thing in about:config again and paste in the string you copied earlier.

jerone, I can't reproduce this. Everything is working fine on my end. It's probably something to do with the stupid name change. Try backing up the favourites string from about:config, and reinstalling the script from here.

I've thought about the refresh button before, it would be pretty easy.

About your other suggestion, I'm not exactly sure what you mean. Do you mean in search results and in the favourites table that is native to the site?

itsjareds, I don't understand what you mean. Do you mean that you only like the link that appears after "Comments Feed" with linkType 2 and that you want the other (native) one removed?

linkType 2 works now. It had broken because of a change in the site and a rather stupid XPath expression I was using. It's 37% better now, thanks for letting me know (I use linkType 1 so I would never have noticed).

I rather arbitrarily decided to use the famfamfam asterisk icon to make it stand out a little: . Let me know if you think it's horrible.

Jeton: I have thought of that before but it's an awful lot of hassle for a feature I don't use. If I suddenly find myself with 2 hours with nothing to do I might give it a go.

What do you mean with this:

While your script doesn't display them, it displays only three other scripts.

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What "three other scripts"? My system and the site's are completely independent.

Regarding the title change, that's to make it a little less vague, since there other scripts about that deal with favourites on this site.

Yes, it would be possible, but that's not something I'm interested in myself, so I'm not going to do it. :)

You'll have to do that yourself. It would be trivial - all the CSS is at the bottom and you'd just need to add/change a few things to existing rules. E.g. to change the background colour of the main box, change the the "background" property for #favourites.

Good point, I didn't realise this because I test it with the live script.

It's fixed now. It uses sessionStorage (DOM Storage) to keep the data momentarily while the old script is replaced with the new one.

I don't think that's such a good idea. What about people who aren't members but still use the site and want to remember which their favourites are?

Making it work for several accounts is not something that would be useful for me and I doubt it would be useful for most people. Since I made this script primarily for myself (and I'm just putting it here in case anyone is interested), I don't think I'll add such a feature.

Minor update: Can now sort backwards and forwards. Also added a little image next to each sorting type to reflect direction list is currently sorted in.

It's similar, but in this version you can access them from anywhere on the site. In the one you link to, you have to go to a specific page to see the favourites.

Good idea, I added the X.

Will try to integrate it with site's system when I have a bit more time as that will require some XHR magic.