Update: Actually, it looks like only *some* videos (perhaps new ones?) cannot be downloaded with this.

It sure looks like youtube has disabled the download URL this script used (http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=xxxx), so this script no longer works! :(

Heh.. I also updated this script! I wish you had commented in the original so I didn't duplicate work. Mine is different, though; no http request needed...
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/12119

Should add to the include list http://apod.gsfc.nasa.gov (DNS alias to antwrp)

I've updated this script so that it actually works:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/12119

Nevermind.. seems they fixed it.

It seems with the latest digg update that they changed something. On subsequent pages (e.g. digg.com/all/page2), there is no "diggs0" div. Instead, it starts at "digg1". To fix this, replace lines 112-117 with:
if (location.href.indexOf("page") != -1) {
// For some reason, subsequent pages don't start from enclosure0, they start from enclosure1
for ( var i = 1; i <= result.snapshotLength; i++ )
{
//GM_log("href is " + result.snapshotItem(i - 1).href);
addIcons ( result.snapshotItem ( i -1 ), true, i );
}
} else {
for ( var i = 0; i < result.snapshotLength; i++ )
{
//GM_log("href is " + result.snapshotItem(i).href);
addIcons ( result.snapshotItem ( i ), true, i );
}
}
}

Hi John_Za,
I'm guessing you've never used Digg Washer before either?
Anyway, click the "Show Options" button near the top, to the left of "Most Recent", "Top in 24 Hr", etc. To add a "hide word", "topic", or "user" to filter, enter the text in the Digg search box, then click "Add Topic", "Add Hideword", or "Add User".

I have updated this script to work with the latest (i.e. late August 2007) version of Digg. Also, I added the capability to filter by username! It's called "Digg Washer v2", Get it here

It doesn't seem to work for me :(

Digg seems to have updated their pages. The story text is now in the second paragraph of the enclosure. So you need to change line 71 to: var text = document.evaluate("div/p[2]/text()", div, null, XPathResult.STRING_TYPE, null).stringValue;
(add the [2] to the p)

This worked for me for blocking non-TFers. The table class for TFers is different (ctableTF). So, to block TFers too, I just duplicated the existing code for ctable and substituted ctableTF.

This one didn't work for me.. but Fark Block did.

For Fark 2.0, you need to change the link_container_xpath:

link_container_xpath: "//tr[@class='headlineRow']/td[position() = 1]/a",

and the link_category_xpath:

link_category_xpath = "//tr[@class='headlineRow']/descendant::img[translate...

Ok, it looks like you just need to edit the script and change "location=" to "l=" (in fark_passthru_script_regex)

Is it just me, or did Fark change something? My links are now going back to go.fark.com...