Tumblr H8

By Julia Mae Last update Nov 20, 2010 — Installed 12,058 times.

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efrenefren User
ChromeWindows

Is this working on Google Chrome?

 
Julia Mae Script's Author
SafariMacintosh

i've never tried it on chrome! safari is the next place i want to get it to work, but i'll add chrome to the list. thanks for the feedback!

 
Freevo Scriptwright
FirefoxWindows

Hi! It is very easy to implement the script in Chrome.

Chrome does not implement the GM_ functions, so you have to write something like this:

if( typeof GM_setValue == 'undefined' ) {
GM_setValue = function( varName, varValue ) {
localStorage[varName] = varValue;
}
GM_getValue = function( varName, defaultValue ) {
if( typeof localStorage[varName] == 'undefined' ) return defaultValue;
return localStorage[varName];
}
}

One more thing. Many of us use the endless scrolling function in tumblr, and it does not work quite well with your script, because it only listens to the window.onload event.
You should also add an event listener to the post list, like this:


document.getElementById('posts').addEvenetListener('DOMNodeInserted', function() {
// here you can implement a per-post checking and hiding
// attributes[0].srcElement contains the post element itself.
}, true);

 
Vague Rant Scriptwright
OperaWindows

Opera user here, but H8 likewise doesn't work for us rare few. Looks like a great functionality for reblogs that just keep going round and round my dashboard, so I hope I can make use of it some day, maybe after Safari and Chrome.

 
Julia Mae Script's Author
SafariMacintosh

I'm working on updating for chrome as we speak. Endless scroll is working now, though.

 
ale5000 Scriptwright
MozillaWindows

@Vague Rant: Probably it can already work on Opera if you install the "Greasemonkey Emulation" script: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/88932

 
Julia Mae Script's Author
ChromeMacintosh

The official chrome extension is finally up! You can grab it here: http://bit.ly/tumblr-h8

Thanks for your patience.

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