Name: FyberOptic 2006-05-31 22:27
The 4chan extension for Firefox has a few nice things to offer, and I've found myself using that browser to peruse 4chan at times, even though my primary browser is Opera. Unfortuantely, nobody seems to have ever written any enhancements for it (that I've ever found), so I decided to write one myself!
http://www.fybertech.com/userjs/fychan.js
This mostly implements the feature I prefer most; loading a full thread right inside the page, instead of loading a seperate page to see the omitted posts. Just in the time I've been testing it, I've already been finding it pretty useful.
In any case, this is a UserJS script for anyone not in the know. It's Opera's version of an extension language. I've found myself using it a lot lately, not just to add features to websites, but to fix other ones that won't work properly in Opera. It's great.
If you don't know how to install a UserJS script, it's simple. You can either read the elaborate explantion at http://userjs.org/help/installation , or just: Go to Tools, Options, Preferences, then the Advanced tab, pick the Content section, click Javascript Options. In the "My Javascript files" blank, put like "c:\userjs" (minus the quotes), then create that folder on your computer, and copy the script inside. You'll probably want to right-click/save-as to get the script onto your computer, mind you.
Anyway, if anyone wants to mess around with it and see if they can find any problems, feel free. I'm also welcome to suggestions of things to add. Hope some folks find it useful!
http://www.fybertech.com/userjs/fychan.js
This mostly implements the feature I prefer most; loading a full thread right inside the page, instead of loading a seperate page to see the omitted posts. Just in the time I've been testing it, I've already been finding it pretty useful.
In any case, this is a UserJS script for anyone not in the know. It's Opera's version of an extension language. I've found myself using it a lot lately, not just to add features to websites, but to fix other ones that won't work properly in Opera. It's great.
If you don't know how to install a UserJS script, it's simple. You can either read the elaborate explantion at http://userjs.org/help/installation , or just: Go to Tools, Options, Preferences, then the Advanced tab, pick the Content section, click Javascript Options. In the "My Javascript files" blank, put like "c:\userjs" (minus the quotes), then create that folder on your computer, and copy the script inside. You'll probably want to right-click/save-as to get the script onto your computer, mind you.
Anyway, if anyone wants to mess around with it and see if they can find any problems, feel free. I'm also welcome to suggestions of things to add. Hope some folks find it useful!