Looks good, thanks.

We need a way to search for functions in the obfuscated javascript and then execthe appropriate one for our Google Reader greasemonkey scripts so they don't have to be updated all the time whenever GR team makes a new "release" and reenumerates their functions :| any solutions?

This was a problem I was having when I wanted to extend the number of elements that go offline (2000) when you use Google Gears too. It is easy to change but very hard to persist. It was also a problem with the GR preview enhanced where the author tried to call a function to jump to the top of an entry.

like the hover, thanks.

The only thing I can think of is to use an XMLHttpRequest to fill the iframe and filter out the offensive javascript link. That is far too hackish and site specific to be a good solution.

And now the Freakonomics blog, meh, what a setback!

Is this different from http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/7957?

I've noticed that the NYTimes blogs such as http://open.blogs.nytimes.com/
detects and break out of GPE's iframe with this code:

if (window.self != window.top) {
top.location.replace(window.location.pathname);
}

My userscript for based on GPE for Facebook sharing occasionally has a similar trouble. I wonder if there is anything that can be done to block it.

Interesting idea, the initial link is in a pretty good place but the cloud generation needs some work. In my reader it slowly added 40 maximum-sized links along the left-hand side of my screen.

Then again, maybe I just have too many folders with too many feeds for this to be useful (~350 feeds) ;)

It seems Facebook has fixed the hijack-google-reader-if-login-necessary bug from their end.

Thanks for GPE, I modified it to support the Facebook Sharing Bookmarklet http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9594

The iframe is smaller so I think I can get away without the jump functions, seems like trouble. They should go lighter on the obfuscation.

Woops, wrong tab ;) I used your script a bit too.

Thanks for GPE, I modified it to support the Facebook Sharing Bookmarklet http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9594

Hmm, still having trouble I think.. S.pf is not a function...

Title field is always showing as undefined, not sure if this is related to my other scripts. I will have to look at it.

Great, thanks for the GPII pointer. I personally like GooglePedia as a greasemonkey script rather than a GM compiled extension so I pulled it out of the XPI.

width:48% is far more flexible than width:480px.

New script is available at http://www.anti-tgtsoft.com/index.php?entry=ent...