After a little digging around I found that most (all?) my greasemonkey scripts will work in google chrome just well provided you will be using the Tander Monkey extension.
So .. go get it, install and enjoy.
After a little digging around I found that most (all?) my greasemonkey scripts will work in google chrome just well provided you will be using the Tander Monkey extension.
So .. go get it, install and enjoy.
following are the modified scripts and their changes:
aa_all_common.user.js – fixed progress notification not being displayed on multiple concurrent executions, added debug support
aa_sp_common.user.js – fixed md5 hash not being correctly processed; fixed on every post callback when a postid is not found
aa_sp_mod_common.user.js – added support to ask for forumID in MoveTopic function
sp_warn_helper.user.js – added more include urls; added automatic explanation support; changed behavior to not clear suspension on warn; increased ban spammer execution wait to 25 seconds
sp_acrhive_pm.user.js – added more urls to include; changed behavior to archive only the messages older than 7 days and leaving at most 50 messages in folders
I made a new fix in the ban_spammer function of the warn helper script, whichi required a modificaiton of the progress log functions in common_all.
I updated the common and archive PMs greasemonkey scripts by adding an option to ignore failure. This option is used by the kill user script.
Additionally, I fixed the posts deletion in the the kill user script and also added more progress logging.
The modifications were only tested on Opera. Do note that the progress logging is still UNTESTED on Internet Explorer.
I have added progress to most of the script. This beahves like “disableing’ the current page while the script runs and displaying sccript status/progress in a DIV.
I also fixed the firefox support for those who got some of the scripts while under development.
Also, as of 16.07.2009 The scripts now depend on GreaseMonkey API functions. Opera users will want to download this aagmfunction.js library. This is only needed by engines that do not support the GreaseMonkey API (GM_* functions). FireFox supports GreaseMonkey API.
Very important: INTERNET EXPLORER support has not been tested. At all. Feel free to feedback on IE 🙂