Comments by pwlin on scripts
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Bhima: Thanks for reporting the problem, I have fixed most of the issues with Digg's new design. Please let me know if there are still bugs. yellowriver: I'm sorry but this script doesn't autobury comments. It only works with posts. I've been busy a while back writing the parts for autoburying comments but then Digg changed the design and I had to rewrite a lot of stuff and there were some real projects waiting for me so I never finished that part. I'll be back on it as soon as there is some free time. |
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Bhima, it's great that this script still works! I just fixed a small issue. Sorry for not updating in a long time because I've been busy with other things but I have your requests in my mind and will add them gradually. |
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This script is stolen from Jarett's original "Google Account Multi-Login" script located at: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/16341 Shame on you ravish. |
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@Good To Too, I don't think running a Greasemonkey script on the same page you are visiting breaks any of Digg's terms of service. I mean, it's not like this is a 'crawler' or 'spider' or anything like that.
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@Bhima, thanks for your observations! You can already bury stories based on their domain. For example if you want to bury all stories from stormfront.com, just put stormfront.com in your keywords_blacklist. It will bury all the stories from that domain. I am also working on an 'autobury comments' solution and hopefully I can add it to this script if possible. @Bjalf, Unfortunately Greasemonkey can not read local text files, only Firefox extensions can do that. However, if you have your text file hosted on your own webserver, (say, http://localhost/autobury_prefs.txt), I can add an option to this script so it fetches the text file first. Is this what you want? Please Let me know, I can add this option easily.
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Bhima, do you still experience slowness with long blacklists?
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@HatastiX: that's a cool idea but will be very slow if it is done as a userscript. If I ever made it to a Firefox extension, I'll post a link here. @Bhima: Can you please upgrade to the latest version (Feb 21) and check if it outputs any error in your Javascript Console? Unfortunately I have no access to an osx system to test it myself. |
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neko, I changed 'spammers' to 'every Digg user you don't like' :D
The stock user names are my own selection but you can ofcourse add/remove the names in the beginning of the script. |
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Armus: It cleans Google's random cookies like 'SID' and such. Check out the source of the script. |
