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Jesse Andrews
Admin
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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
rob@codebox
Script's Author
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Hi Raffles, which versions of Firefox and Greasemonkey are you using? I just tried it on Firefox 3 Beta 5 and it seems fine. Greasemonkey isn't currently compatible with Firefox 3 RC1, so I don't want to change anything yet in case its a GM issue, rather than a problem with DOMClipper.. |
Raffles
Scriptwright
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The script doesn't work in Firefox 3. Not sure why as I haven't checked, but hopefully it isn't too complicated. |
Rich Liquid
User
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Very useful script for printing. I use it to clean up pages to save ink. Highly recommended! Thanks to the author. |
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rob@codebox
Script's Author
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Thanks, to return to the main page after selecting an element with a right-click, you can just right-click again - I should have added that to the instructions, its there now. |
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Raffles
Scriptwright
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This is an excellent script, works very well and the code is very neat. I think there is one thing missing though: when right-clicking to remove everything but the clicked element, Ctrl+Z doesn't undo this action. |
vOidSenses
Scriptwright
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i installed this just to experiment and hey, works pretty good, and i can find useful places to use it ^^ i have two suggestions, first why don't you implement some memory system? something to remember what do you want deleted, isn't probably very easy, since sometimes the contents of the page a dynamic, and even the the URL is dynamic, but it's just an idea... also, i saw your code, and you defined the tags that can be removed, and i saw you didn't put probably the most important tag, the iframe, a lot of ads could be deleted with that anyway, thx, i'm keeping this one |
