Wow, You Did it Fast ! We were just talking about it yesterday on @klye 's post about his cool new FloatVote tool. I'm gonna try this on Firefox with tampermonkey. It should work...... I'll let you know if it does. Thanks @itchykitten
Totally!! Give it a try, you might need to make some modifications, a lot of the 'state system' of the tool is built using chrome api calls...I have no idea how well it would transfer over to firefox.
wow, great work with this! I was actually thinking about doing exactly this but using tampermonkey instead, once I finished messing around with WhaleBoT! I had no idea you were a programmer as well.
I'm now also your first project follower on github too! lol
ps. Who would have thought you got my attention with sour dough, and now we're talking about programming, yo! Only on STEEMIT! lol - btw, you see my post from yesterday about foraging MUSHROOMS in Central Park with Gary Lincoff?! lol
haha, only on steemit! It's a great interweaving though! I'm not sure I'd call myself a programmer lol!!! But I can write a bit of javascript when I get excited enough. No! I haven't seen your post about foraging mushrooms in Central Park, but I will go read it right now =)
didn't use any specific chrome API calls. By default, if you go to a new page, the script resets back to "hide resteems". If you do want it to save the button state (at least up to the point that you completely refresh the page), all you would have to do is remove the line: isHiding = false; from line 26 of the script!
Wow, You Did it Fast ! We were just talking about it yesterday on @klye 's post about his cool new FloatVote tool. I'm gonna try this on Firefox with tampermonkey. It should work...... I'll let you know if it does. Thanks @itchykitten
if you want a TamperMonkey version, check out what I put together in the comments below!
Wow thanks @alexpmorris . I'll load it up and give it a try.
Totally!! Give it a try, you might need to make some modifications, a lot of the 'state system' of the tool is built using chrome api calls...I have no idea how well it would transfer over to firefox.
wow, great work with this! I was actually thinking about doing exactly this but using tampermonkey instead, once I finished messing around with WhaleBoT! I had no idea you were a programmer as well.
I'm now also your first project follower on github too! lol
ps. Who would have thought you got my attention with sour dough, and now we're talking about programming, yo! Only on STEEMIT! lol - btw, you see my post from yesterday about foraging MUSHROOMS in Central Park with Gary Lincoff?! lol
haha, only on steemit! It's a great interweaving though! I'm not sure I'd call myself a programmer lol!!! But I can write a bit of javascript when I get excited enough. No! I haven't seen your post about foraging mushrooms in Central Park, but I will go read it right now =)
hey @itchykitten, I gave you a little bit of competition! ;) (but also a big "shoutout") lol
Link: "Hide ReSteems" just Released... a new and simple TamperMonkey Script for you know what!
Thanks Alex!! Were you able to get the state saving working without Chrome API Calls?
didn't use any specific chrome API calls. By default, if you go to a new page, the script resets back to "hide resteems". If you do want it to save the button state (at least up to the point that you completely refresh the page), all you would have to do is remove the line:
isHiding = false;from line 26 of the script!