Userscripts.org

If you're using this script and have idea that want to implement in this script, write here.

Every suggestion will helpful.

note: I won't working on another browser than firefox with lastest greasemonkey installed.

@eko budi yanto

since 0.92 there is alarm but disabled by default :D
bacause this script dont have configuration page yet, you can enable it by editing manually via "manage user script" on your greasemonkey.

for horn timer, you can use Mousehuntizer . Forbiden Grove timer is unstable, but i'll try find workaround.

thanks for your suggestion.

timer done, but not on title bar. It shown on Facebook navigation bar.

I can't implement hourly refresh now, because I want to keep refresh at minimum rate(consider bandwith usage). But someday I will make option so it can be enabled when ppl want it.

It's been so long time since last time I played this game. Some friend asked me to works on this again, so I'm back to this script. Not as active as before, but at least not 'inactive'.

@icanblue @emtu
now you can configure it from configuration page

@tinnv
Actually it is possible, but there is so many variety of Fiery Warpath strategy. My personal strategy not always used by others. And thats what I like about FW, everyone can make up their own strategy.

I will keep in mind to make configurable setting that can cover at least majority of strategy mentioned on MH forum.

@Kevin Zucchini
No, anyone can see this script source. Whatever our div named, it's easy for devs to know.

As we know, there is little chance to detect 3rd party userscript which only runs on client from server side. Because doing so will reduce server performance by high margin(like sending ajax call to server for thousands user periodically), but it's not impossible. Much common method, server detect userscript from pattern behaviour, like horn every 15 minutes or so. For more information about this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8548141/can-...

But if you insist of having another name for main div, you can edit userscript manually with text editor using simple find and replace:
1. Find div id="AutoHorn replace with div id="MyMouse
2. Find div#AutoHorn replace with div#MyMouse

From my personal opinion, changes in playing behaviour is better solution. For example:
1. Using scripts only when you have to
2. Changing random interval every day

@Dragon slayer
I'm not sure everyone use same plugin to play midi(and other media files) on firefox, but personally I use QuickTime plugin:
http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/quicktime-p...

Usually user only click on install missing plugin message on firefox, and its done. But on your case it looks like something uncommon happened:
1. Are you able to play any midi files in your browser? For example, try this page

If you cannot hear anything on number 1
2. On your browser, check Tools > Options > Application. In search box type "midi" to make sure what action used by firefox to handle that types. Mine is "Use QuickTime Plug-in 7.7.2 (in firefox)"

If number 2 already says QuickTime Plug-in
3. Open your quicktime player, Edit > preferences > browser > MIME Settings > Check for midi files (or .mid). Menu might slighty different between OS and quicktime version