Hides scripts for popular browser games and social networks as well as scripts that use "foreign" characters in descriptions. Applies to posts in Forum too.
< Feedback on GreasyFork Bullshit Filter - for TS Citrus Gfork
The script's filters match: script name _ script description (_ means with a space in between)
'script name'.In this case "[TS] Linx Amender" matches the "Social Networks" filter , because it has the word "twitter" in its description (it doesn't match the "Games" filter).
A workaround would be to change line 134 of the script from:
var temp = td.parentNode.firstChild.firstChild.textContent + ' ' + td.parentNode.lastChild.textContent;
to
var temp = td.parentNode.firstChild.firstChild.textContent;
i.e. the filters to only match script names, not their descriptions too.
But I wouldn't suggest that, or anything other.
PS. (Off-topic) I just uploaded a new version to make it work in all cases after you do search (because redirection(s) occurs then, by TS Citrus Gfork) - I added two more @include.
Thanks .
I thinks it worked like that .
Not possible to add exception ?
I thinks it worked like that .
No, the script never had a whitelist (http://userscripts-mirror.org/scripts/review/97145 )
Not possible to add exception ?
I don't think it's possible without heavily modifying the script.
:smile:
GreasyFork Bullshit Filter - How to white list "false postive" scripts ?
Your script is very useful but it should give an option to "white list" some scripts which match on a wrong filter.
By example :
[TS] Linx Amender
React to the "Games" filter but it's a general utility script...
How to sort it from the filter "Games" ?