• Dreamwidth
• LiveJournal
• Support
• Others

Greasemonkey Scripts

Collection of Greasemonkey scripts that I wrote. I have a userscripts.org account, but this page will remain updated more often. I'm also experimentally exposing the changelog of my script updates. Have fun!

I just finished a general cleanup and standardization of name/namespaces for all my old scripts. If you have an older version of a script (from before November 2008), and install a newer one, you may run into problems. See my notes below for more information.

You can find me on my journal or on my twitter. Any questions, comments, problems, suggestions for existing scripts, wishes for new scripts, or cookies can go to my livejournal.com address (afuna@) -- thanks!

Dreamwidth

• Dreamwidth Random Bug Picker

  Click a link to pick a random bug from a list of bugs. If you like it, you can assign it to yourself (see next script).

• Dreamwidth Bug Grabber

  Assign a bug to you in Dreamwidth's bugzilla installation. You must be logged on for this to work.

• Dreamwidth Bug Resolver

  Mark a bug as resolved if it's open; reopen it if it is resolved.

• Dreamwidth Patch Upload Defaults

  When uploading a file, automatically mark it as a patch, commit? and review?

Dreamwidth and LiveJournal

These scripts work on both Dreamwidth and LiveJournal. I'd be happy to port over scripts by request (will likely go through the rest slooowly)

• Delete Multiple Subscriptions

  Select multiple subscriptions and hit "Delete"; don't reload the page each time you click a trash can.

LiveJournal

• LiveJournal Default Memory Security

  Set a default initial security when creating new memories.

• LiveJournal Gmail Userpic-chooser

  Select the userpic you want to use when when replying using the form in a comment notification email.

  This is just the seed of an idea... very much needs work.

• LiveJournal Inbox cut text

  Show lj-cut text when viewing messages in the inbox.

  Still very rough, too. Probably buggy, if it meets unexpected input (e.g., polls in an entry, nested divs etc).

  I highly recommend this script, instead, which emulates actual lj-cuts in the inbox!

• LiveJournal Inbox Sidebar => Topbar

  Move the Inbox sidebar to the top, to leave more horizontal room for the messages. Particularly useful if you're using Vertigo or Dystopia. Optionally, use it along with this CSS for Stylish in order to prevent flickering.

• LiveJournal Metadata (Subscriptions and Inbox)

  Keep track of additional information for notifications in LiveJournal's tracking system. You can display the entry subject for comment notifications in your inbox and keep track of most recent subscription activity.

• LiveJournal Pin Flagged Inbox Messages

  Pin flagged messages in your LJ message center to prevent them from being selected by the "select all" checkbox. For when you're in a deleting frenzy but don't want to delete important messages.

  This has no effect on the "delete all" button.

• LiveJournal Quick Track Entries

  Track entries with one click. This script lets you select notification defaults and track entries without opening a new page. I find it especially useful when tracking a bunch of entries in one go, e.g., when browsing a community or reading my friends page. You can select defaults (notifications via e-mail/IM) by right-clicking on the monkey => User Script Commands

• LiveJournal Rage Goggles

  Inspired by Google's Mail Goggles, this script makes you solve a math problem, before you post that comment you know you're going to regret later. "Rage-goggled" ljuser-head shows up in the comment form to indicate that the script is active. Click on it for options: you can whitelist a journal temporarily or permanently.

• LiveJournal Search Defaults

  Set your default type for the search dropdown on site scheme pages.

• LiveJournal Taglister

  Clickable and autocomplete-able list of tags when updating and editing your journal.

• LiveJournal Track from Navbar

  Adds a convenience link to the navbar, pointing to the track this journal's entries page.

LJ Support

Scripts for the Support board on LiveJournal. Some of these may work on other sites, if you edit the includes plus any URLs inside the scripts that point to pages on livejournal.com. But only the ones labelled "Support:" work on both Dreamwidth and LiveJournal. The ones labelled "LJ Support: " will need updating.

• LJ Support: Admin console for requests

  Create an interface to the admin console which you can access from within a Support request.

• LJ Support Board Status Tracker

  Keep track of the changes in the Support Board since your last visit.

  If you have an older version (pre-November 2008), you'll need to transfer your preferences. See troubleshooting below.

  If you have a really older version (late 2007?) you should upgrade, as I've fixed several issues with arrays and string handling and it's now much faster and less memory-intensive. It should no longer cause Firefox to slow down when a lot of information has been updated.

• LJ Support: Bunnehed? BUNNEH

  BUNNEH picture, for when you have been BUNNEHed

• LJ Support: Category Detection

  Looks for indications that a request should be moved to a particular category and lets you move it there by double-clicking.

  The default filters detect SUP and spam requests; you can modify the filter list by clicking on the "Category detection" link in the request headers. The filters use regex, but if you are not familiar with regex, you can use simple strings like so: term 1|term 2|term 3

• LJ Support: Dropdown Thingum

  Removes the "==>" from the category dropdown so that typing in the category name will select the category.

• LJ Support: Expand Community Name

  Expands community names to link to their profiles when you type in [!commname] Code adapted from Ciaran's FAQs by Number script

• LJ Support: Filter tagged requests

  Filter requests by tags; can choose to only show requests with certain tag(s), or to hide requests with certain tag(s).

• LJ Support: Imma gonna privplay

  Visual indication and link to make it easier to privplay. Wrote this one because I kept forgetting which categories I had I2/I3/SH in, so I'd forget to privplay. And when I remembered to privplay, I'd forget to mark it as such or make it an IC.

  In categories where you're an I3, the textarea shows up with an orange left border, and a link shows up beside the reply type dropdown. Clicking on that link automatically sets the reply type to IC, and puts a brief outline of a privplay IC in the textarea. If you want to edit the text, edit the source code directly. I'm too lazy to make an interface :P

• LJ Support: Request Translator

  Translate any part of a Support request from Russian to English with one click.

• LJ Support: synedit, synmerge automator

  Make certain aspects of the synedit and synmerge process more convenient. Final decision is still yours, of course!

  I integrated it with the Admin Console for Requests script. If you are a Syn SH+ and have the admin console script installed, it will place the syn_* command in the console instead of as an IC.

• LJ Support: YouReplied Breakdown

  Breakdown of the types of requests in your youreplied filter.

• Support: Summary in the Title

  Put the request summary in the title so that you can search for it in your browser history using Firefox's awesomebar

Others

• xkcd title-text display

  Know how sometimes it can be frustrating to wait that splitsecond for the tooltip to display when you hover over the xkcd comic? Or how when it's too long, Firefox truncates the text? Went through that; wrote this script.

  This displays the alt-text for xkcd comics below the comic on the xkcd site.

Troubleshooting

If you have an older version of the script, and you install a script from this page, you may find that you have two copies of the same script under slightly different names, which are both called on the same page causing wonky behavior, or else that your stored script preferences were not carried over.

If the first happens, just delete the older version. If the second happens, copy the preferences, and then delete the older version. Preferences are in about:config. Filter to "afuna", copy the old preferences to a new preference with the preference name in this format (note the double slash!):

greasemonkey.scriptvals.http://afunamatata.com/greasemonkey//scriptname.variablename

I'm really sorry for the inconvenience, but the mess the old scripts were in was driving me crazy! And so I promised myself that I would clean that up before I moved them to this new site.