@k0shyX I'm using it in Firefox 3.0b3 as I type this.

It's been working in Firefox 3.0 betas since January (v3.4).

What version of this script are you running?
What version of Greasemonkey are you using?
What version of Firefox are you using?

I see the loading.. message screen for about 3 or 4 seconds now but then Gmail loads and the Reader integration script does it's thing.

Disabling this script does seem to make Gmail load faster, but I'm not seeing the total block that you describe.

I think Reader Integration was disabled in the most recent update to Better Gmail2.

@sbw07 and @Matt Baker

Does this only occur with the Better Gmail extension or does it also happen with when using the script directly with Greasemonkey?

@sbw07 Can you be more specific about "can't access my inbox"?

What do you see on the screen?
Do you get any error messages?

@EvylRat As per the description, this script is intended to works with the new Gmail interface that was rolled out to most people in November 2007.

There are 2 or 3 previous versions that worked with the old Gmail interface.

Excellent news, that should drasticly cut down on the amount of orkut scrap crap.

Does the filter get triggered whenever a script is uploaded or is it a scheduled task?

The result of manually reviewing each script will be less spam scripts being displayed but it's unlikely to have much effect on the number of spam scripts being uploaded, thus the amount of work to keep the site spam free will remain high.

As mentioned earlier ff you also block hotlinking and redirect people to a message explaining the situation it should help to educate the orkut users and hopefully reduce the amount of spam scripts that are being uploaded.

@davehenning I don't use Google Calendar but this script can be used as a starting point by interested parties.

@searchforsun... A couple people have asked for that so I'll see about moving the feeds navbox up higher.

@Fabrizio do you get any error messages? Check in Tools -> Error Console.

@Ricardo Sabino - What did that link do other than display the unread count?

@Chipsp1 - See the comments on http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/8450 for a version that was working before the November update to Gmail.

@baldsam The script now properly escapes the url so feeds with parameters like the pipes ones now work.

@thedrunkduck Where does this error displayed? Error console, popup, in the right hand reader box? Does the error go away if you disable this script?

I don't need the info now since it works with v3.2. I know what changed and could have caused it.

Thanks for reporting the problem

I had to modify the for loop on line 229 to get it working. Was throwing an error once it for past the end of the list.

Working code:

for (i = 0; i < links.length; i++) {
  var link = res.snapshotItem(i);

  var p = links[i].split("|");

  link.innerHTML = "";

  // rest removed

I get an error that only quits once I close the frame: Permission denied for HTML.getElementById.

Can you post some information about your setup?

Operating system
Firefox version
Greasemonkey version
Other installed FF add-ons
Line number where error occurs

I updated this script for the new Gmail interface at http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/14030

I updated this script for the new Gmail interface at http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/14030