kbin enhancement script: Userscript to collapse comments and add domains to names
kbin enhancement script
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/468612-kbin-enhancement-script
Few small changes to the kbin UI while they still develop some features
Just a quick and dirty userscript to add some features I feel are super important. I'll probably look into creating some real PRs, but I figure the devs are probably in "put out fires" mode right now.
Added a few more features:
Add domains to magazines and users for federated content
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Hi there, thanks for the userscript!
Using your code as base, I created for myself a function to add blur image to the nsfw thumbnails.
It works with posts already marked as +18 and also the ones that are from the nsfw domain, but has been coming to the feed without the +18 tag (and because of that, it ignores the preference setting about not showing nsfw content).
The code is probably bad, but if you like the idea, feel free to use/modify
function thumbBlur(article) {
article.querySelectorAll("figure > a > img").forEach(el => {
applyBlur(el, 10);
el.addEventListener('mouseover', function hover() {
applyBlur(el, 0, 0.5);
});
el.addEventListener('mouseleave', function leave() {
applyBlur(el, 10, 0.5);
});
});
}
function applyBlur(el, value, transition = 0) {
if(transition != 0 ) {
el.style.transitionDuration = transition+"s";
}
el.style.webkitFilter = "blur("+value+"px)";
}
function addBlurNsfw() {
document.querySelectorAll("article.subject").forEach(article => {
article.querySelectorAll("small.danger").forEach(small => {
if( small.textContent == "+18" ) {
thumbBlur(article);
}
});
article.querySelectorAll(".magazine-inline, .user-inline").forEach(link => {
const parts = link.title.split("@");
if( parts[2] == "lemmynsfw.com" ) {
thumbBlur(article);
}
});
});
}
addBlurNsfw();
Current outlook is hopefully a pipeline for PRs into the main code base, just figured we're in a golden opportunity of growth, so its more about speed than pretty / robust code.