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Not working for me - it just opens and closes the current post and nothing gets marked as read.

FF 3.0.4

It's working fine for me. Wasn't at first (although that might have been unrelated to the the Google Reader) so I uninstalled and reinstalled the script and that did the trick.

FF 3.0.4

even for me don't work

I found this script not to be working recently and found this thread which i thought confirmed that; however, in looking into a fix, i discovered that the problem was interaction with the Read it Later extension (RIL) and its google reader integration.

You can correct this by either disabling RIL or its reader-integration, or by adding the following line to the script.

function getAllEntries(){
	var allDivs = document.getElementsByTagName('div');
	var allEntries = new Array();
	for(var i=0; i < allDivs.length; i++){		
		if(typeof(allDivs[i].className) != 'undefined' &&
				allDivs[i].className == 'entry'
				|| allDivs[i].id == 'current-entry'
				|| allDivs[i].className == 'entry ril-set'
				|| allDivs[i].className == 'entry overflow-settable'){
			allEntries.push(allDivs[i]);
		}
	}
	return allEntries;
}

FF 3.5.2, reader-integration of Read-It Later extension disabled: Shift+Y only toggles collapsed/expanded view of current entry; none of the preceding entries is marked as read. I tried the version integrated into the Better GReader first, then the stand-alone version (1.2) - same results.

@strawbeard: I've noticed the same thing today. I suspect it's due to the changes in Google Reader that were rolled out Aug 12 (http://googlereader.blogspot.com/2009/08/flurry...)

FF 3.5.2, no RIL

I have been having the same problem just starting yesterday. It was working, and then suddenly stopped working. Shitf-Y just expands and collapses the selected item. This is several machines, some with FF 3, some with 3.5.2. Both with the straight greasemonkey plugin and the Better Google Reader add-on. I agree this must have something to do with the changes to Google Reader. Anyone figured out how to get this working again?

Awesome. Thanks for fixing it so fast.

Brilliant work, thanks for such a useful script

Indeed. This script is probably the main reason I use Firefox. I am not quite sure how I would use Google Reader without it, given that using "mark all as read" in list mode has the nasty habbit of marking as read even items are not yet listed (i.e., items that post-dated the last time one refreshed the list).

Ctrl+Alt+I now works, but Ctrl+Alt+Y still does _not_.

@strawbeard: We meet again! lol.

FWIW, the v1.3 rev is working swimmingly for me. Good job Gautham!

"Please note that the keyboard shortcuts have been changed to Ctrl+Alt+Y and Ctrl+Alt+I instead of Shift. "

Was there a technical reason to change the shortcuts? Can we change it back in the script to Shift-Y?

"This script is probably the main reason I use Firefox."

I use it with Opera as a user javascript and it works perfectly.

I inserted alert statements into the script: Ctrl+Alt+I is passed to function "keyPressEvent", whereas Ctrl+Alt+Y is _not_ - it must have been captured by some other function (extension). I use now Ctrl+Alt+U (up) and Ctrl+Alt+D (down).

This version http://userscripts.org/scripts/version/24955/11... finally works for me with the original hotkeys Shift+Y and Shift+I. Thank you!

I guess this doesn't work with FF 2.0.x? The key combos do not work for me.

I actually tried the Ctrl-Alt combos and then tried the Shift combos because the first ones didn't work. I can look at the Error Console if it helps to try to find out the problem. When I right click on the greasemonkey icon while on the greader page, I don't see the script listed as I usually do with the scripts I have enabled in gmail.

How about us Mac users who don't have an Alt key? I used the Shift combos all the time.

Thanks.

For some reason it doesn't work with Opera 10 at all, though it worked fine with Opera 9.

Is it a problem on my side and it should work fine with Opera 10? It would be nice to get it working on the new major version of Opera.