Greasy Fork

Great! Thanks for the updates and URL cleaning option.

Thanks! You are welcome!

I think there's a minor problem, when opening chapter/sub-section links. For example, when opening:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krull_(film)#Soundtrack

the #Soundtrack part will be cleaned too, and we will get to the start of the page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krull_(film)

Oh, just saw it was discussed in the previous feedback entry. I've excluded though everything else, by using a clean browser profile and installing only Greasemonkey and the userscript. Issue occurs (using Pale Moon btw).

Also tried the suggested: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock#enterprise-deployment

It works as expected.

I think there's a minor problem, when opening chapter/sub-section links. For example, when opening:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krull_(film)#Soundtrack

the #Soundtrack part will be cleaned too, and we will get to the start of the page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krull_(film)

Fixed it. Thanks for report.

Thank you! The "MAKE_CLEAN_URL" setting doesn't seem to work in these cases, but they are corner cases. Hardly a major problem.

Thank you! The "MAKE_CLEAN_URL" setting doesn't seem to work in these cases, but they are corner cases. Hardly a major problem.

Fixed code again. If there are any problems you encounter, just report them, I'll try to fix them as soon, as I possibly can. Thanks for report.

Thank you for the immediate update! I'm not seeing a change this time, unfortunately. Updated to v.1.1.10, changed "const MAKE_CLEAN_URL = false" to true (it gets reset on each update) and saved the script. Also tried restarting the browser.

The "useskin=vector" is still there, before the #. So the above link leads to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krull_(film)?useskin=vector#Soundtrack

(linkification seems quite off here on the Greasy Fork comments, by the way)

Yeah, I see... I don't actually understand why it doesn't work with hash. I'll leave the code like that for now and try to figure out what's wrong later.

Okay, I figured things out. It's impossible to implement this feature because when you try to replace URL with hash, instead of redirecting (at least in our case), it just moves the current scroll bar position, that's how anchors work in browser, nothing I can really do.

Ok, thank you for checking :)