General call to scriptmakers!

September 30, 2014 5:45 PM

The new MeFi redesign seems fairly stable (like, pb's not going to do a massive rollback tomorrow or anything), and I'm sure there are a lot of people using various scripts which don't work any more. I've thought about asking individual script writers about updates, but I don't know which scripts have been abandoned, which are active, etc., plus I know that other people are using all kinds other scripts, so here's a general call to script users: If you're using a script and it no longer works, post it here! And a general call to script writers: If you think "Aw, I'm sure nobody cares about my ole script anymore", give the thread a look! If you see people posting that your script isn't working with the redesign, that means your script is still loved! Consider giving it an update, if you have the time!
posted by Bugbread to Bugs at 5:45 PM (76 comments total)

My own favorite (nonfunctioning) scripts:

Mefiquote
HowlsOfOutrage
posted by Bugbread at 5:47 PM on September 30, 2014 [7 favorites]

MeFiQuote, I miss you!
posted by Eyebrows McGee at 5:48 PM on September 30, 2014 [4 favorites]

xposted to Breads
posted by Wolfdog at 5:55 PM on September 30, 2014 [3 favorites]

Neither of my two favorite userscripts are working properly since the redesign:

HowlsOfOutrage
MeFi Navigator
posted by flex at 6:05 PM on September 30, 2014 [1 favorite]

The deleted threads one doesn't seem to be working.

If this is also a scripts wishes thread I would be delighted if the comment divider one could be made to work in Chrome.
posted by poffin boffin at 6:07 PM on September 30, 2014

I'll get to a HowlsOfOutrage Greasemonkey script and the matching Chrome extension update when the site settles down. Ehh, maybe a few days or a week. Presumably the HTML/DOM isn't significantly modified and it's a small tweak to the script and the extension, but it seems clear that there is something other than CSS changes going on if they're breaking.

Don't know about Nancy's or diediedead's status, but then I'm not looking at the MetaFilter revisions until they officially roll out to the unwashed masses in, hmm, less than a day if I heard right. Same time period to mod it as above, all else being equal.

I haven't heard about anything else I've worked on for MetaFilter in literally years, so that should cover it from here.
posted by mdevore at 6:33 PM on September 30, 2014 [4 favorites]

Haven't tried out the redesign yet (I know, I know--the screenshots look nice, though), but I regularly use:

Metafilter unicorn and narwhal buttons with laser kitty
Metafilter hedgehog comment pointer
Metafilter deleted posts
posted by box at 7:12 PM on September 30, 2014 [3 favorites]

The deleted posts script works if you use it through Tampermonkey (in Chrome). I realized this because it was working on my work computer, but not my home computer. So, I installed Tampermonkey & the latest version of the deleted posts scrips, and now its working at home too.
posted by insectosaurus at 7:16 PM on September 30, 2014

I have not switched over to the new design, and indeed the deleted post and navigator scripts are not working here either. Firefox.
posted by Melismata at 7:24 PM on September 30, 2014 [2 favorites]

I haven't been able to use the Scroll Tag in ages -- it fairly quickly gives me bad request/header too large errors. This is in professional white background, though; I use the new design only on my phone.
posted by jeather at 7:27 PM on September 30, 2014 [2 favorites]

HowlsofOutrage has never actually worked for me. Last month the author was exceedingly kind in trying to figure out why, but eventually I gave up. (OS X 10.8.5 and Safari)
posted by wenestvedt at 8:00 PM on September 30, 2014

HowlsofOutrage has never actually worked for me.

We can try again with the post "MetaFilter Modern" version if you wish. A few new possibilities slowly accreted in my noggin, plus I'll be digging around in the code regardless.
posted by mdevore at 8:07 PM on September 30, 2014 [1 favorite]

Here's the wiki page. My faves are MefiNavigator (matthewr) and Mefi Deleted Posts (Plutor). Still, despite seeing instructions, I couldn't make Chrome accept these since they changed their plugin policies or whatever it was a while back.
posted by peacay at 8:11 PM on September 30, 2014 [1 favorite]

flex wrote: Neither of my two favorite userscripts are working properly since the redesign:
[...]
MeFi Navigator

insectosaurus wrote: The deleted posts script works if you use it through Tampermonkey (in Chrome).

Odd, my experience is the exact opposite. Mefi Navigator is working as well as before through Tampermonkey in Chrome, and the deleted posts script seems to have stopped having any effect completely.
posted by nobody at 8:25 PM on September 30, 2014 [1 favorite]

GraphFi.

Haven't tried it on my desktop since the redesign, but I'd cry if it didn't work.
posted by arcticseal at 9:22 PM on September 30, 2014 [3 favorites]

I too miss the unicorn and narwhal buttons".
posted by Lynsey at 10:15 PM on September 30, 2014

Has anybody made a Stylish style which removes the titles ? I would love something like that.
posted by Pendragon at 11:23 PM on September 30, 2014

I believe if you edit your profile and set the Title font size to zero that does the job?
posted by EndsOfInvention at 12:41 AM on October 1, 2014

My favored script which sort-of-works but has some layout issues is:

Metafilter MultiFavorited Multiwidth
posted by adrianhon at 1:02 AM on October 1, 2014 [9 favorites]

I believe if you edit your profile and set the Title font size to zero that does the job?

There are no font size options anymore.
posted by Pendragon at 1:06 AM on October 1, 2014

Oh they're only available on the classic layout I see, my bad.
posted by EndsOfInvention at 3:33 AM on October 1, 2014

Thanks nobody - you gave me inspiration to try for about the 5th time to make mefinavigator work with TMonkey and it finally did. And yeah, the deleted post script seems dead as a door nail.
posted by peacay at 3:50 AM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

GraphFi works, but the quote excerpt text size is really tiny and the link colors are messed up on Dark Mode. Also, the floating navbar gets in the way when you click to jump to a comment.
posted by Rhaomi at 4:57 AM on October 1, 2014 [2 favorites]

Hey everyone. I have a slightly modified version of the scroll tag script that you can try out. Here's the dropbox link. Note that using this version will make the pointer point to the wrong place for old-themed pages.

If you have chrome, you can open the extensions page, and drag and drop the file onto it, enable it, and disable the old plugin. If it works, great! If not, reset it back. The only fix I applied is to align the pointer with the start of comments based on the new header size.
posted by Phredward at 6:02 AM on October 1, 2014

Has anybody made a Stylish style which removes the titles ? I would love something like that.

Hide Metafilter Headlines works on both old and new designs.
posted by SpiffyRob at 6:08 AM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

I would love working versions of navigator, deleted threads, and graphfi for greasemonkey. I miss them.
posted by rtha at 6:19 AM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

I was very pleased to discover upon switching to the modern layout that rangefinder 1.4's rainbow and cloud recent activity highlighter still works great!
posted by phunniemee at 6:41 AM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

My unicorn button is still working correctly in the classically awesome page style, for yet another reason I will continue using it.
posted by poffin boffin at 7:31 AM on October 1, 2014

Mefi Navigator has been working fine for me with Greasemonkey / Chrome. I do recall needing to search around a bit for the right location to download it from after userscripts imploded, though.
posted by whir at 8:00 AM on October 1, 2014

peacay: Here's the wiki page ... for Greasemonkey scripts and plugins. Though it's also linked in that page, here's the Bookmarklets page on MeFiWiki.
posted by filthy light thief at 8:05 AM on October 1, 2014

My somewhat silly "GraphFi Injector" Safari extension isn't working in the Modern style, and my "Blockquote Button" extension doesn't look quite right, I'll fix them when I can.
posted by nicwolff at 9:04 AM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

MetaFilter Scroll Tag hasn't worked for me [firefox] for quite a while as well. I miss it.
posted by vapidave at 9:30 AM on October 1, 2014

Odd, my experience is the exact opposite. Mefi Navigator is working as well as before through Tampermonkey in Chrome, and the deleted posts script seems to have stopped having any effect completely.

Same here. It was working in Chrome, then suddenly it wasn't. I only noticed yesterday; it could have been nonfunctional longer than that. I do use Tampermonkey. Tried deleting and reinstalling the script several times, and it still doesn't work.

I actually uninstalled/reinstalled Firefox today (because of a separate issue), and then installed the Greasemonkey deleted posts script anew. In Firefox, it works fine for me. Chrome, still a big old No.
posted by mudpuppie at 10:50 AM on October 1, 2014

I see that the redesign has broken Secret Metafilter. I won't have a chance to update it for a few months, but patches are welcome.
posted by jjwiseman at 12:33 PM on October 1, 2014

I love the redesign but I miss a Greasemonkey script that went wonky long before it (the redesign) was implemented. The old script showed people's user photos next to their posts.
posted by bearwife at 1:28 PM on October 1, 2014

GAH I KNOW! SOMEONE HALP!
posted by symbioid at 2:11 PM on October 1, 2014

Comment numbering is broken. The line numbers are mixed in with the comment text. It's one of my favorite scripts

Chrome 37, OSX 10.10
posted by double block and bleed at 2:12 PM on October 1, 2014

See? Force of habit made my comment irrelevant! Mefiquote!!!!
posted by symbioid at 2:13 PM on October 1, 2014

Navigator (I believe) is showing me a "poster" tag any time someone comments more than once in a thread, but doesn't tag the original poster. That's using Firefox, on a MacBook.
posted by The corpse in the library at 2:19 PM on October 1, 2014 [4 favorites]

MefiQuote is an easy one, once I look at it: the line near the bottom that reads

$("#page").on("click", "a.quotebutton", mq_quotethis);

should now read

$(".content").on("click", "a.quotebutton", mq_quotethis);

but I don't want to, like, make that one change and put a new script up somewhere and assume de facto ownership of the script. So now the information is someone else's problem.

*runs away*
posted by savetheclocktower at 2:23 PM on October 1, 2014 [8 favorites]

savetheclocktower is no officiallysavemefiquote :) (we won't let your secret identity out, though). I can't even access userscripts right now, even if one wanted to upload the change...
posted by symbioid at 2:44 PM on October 1, 2014

I love the redesign but I miss a Greasemonkey script that went wonky long before it (the redesign) was implemented. The old script showed people's user photos next to their posts.

Wait, what? That is awesome! (because I am absolutely terriblehorrible at remembering names). If anyone could code a script that would do this, that would...I don't even know what to say.
posted by Bugbread at 3:17 PM on October 1, 2014

My favored script which sort-of-works but has some layout issues is:

Metafilter MultiFavorited Multiwidth

Definitely. It's still working (which is greatly appreciated), but on my iPhone it indents the text way too far. Be nice to reduce that a little.
posted by crazy with stars at 4:19 PM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

Bugbread: Grumblebee's Show-Metafilter-Profile-Pic script
posted by SpiffyRob at 4:58 PM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

SpiffyRob: "Bugbread: Grumblebee's Show-Metafilter-Profile-Pic script"

Sweet, I have now intentionally installed a nonfunctioning script!

Also, savetheclocktower, thanks for providing the workaround for MefiQuote!
posted by Bugbread at 5:11 PM on October 1, 2014

And looking at the script, it would still work just fine but it looks like profile images don't exist at the old path. It was links here:

http://mefi.us/images/mefi/profile/square/62973.jpg

(where file name = user #)

I think those used to be on the Profile Photos of MeFites page, which doesn't work anymore. And our real profile pics, though they would be way too big to be practical, throw 403s when you try them from a script. Sadness.
posted by SpiffyRob at 5:11 PM on October 1, 2014

crazy with stars: "Definitely. It's still working (which is greatly appreciated), but on my iPhone it indents the text way too far. Be nice to reduce that a little."

That one I fixed by changing the 70 in the script (around line 39) to a 40.
posted by savetheclocktower at 8:04 PM on October 1, 2014 [1 favorite]

Hey, thanks for the prompt, Bugbread.

As phunniemee mentioned above (thanks, phunniemee!), the MeFi Recent Activity border o' rainbows script should still work with the Modern theme, in both modes. Let me know if you run into issues.

For box and anyone else using the hedgehog comment pointer script with the Modern theme: there's a super easy change you can make to get our hedgehog friend to come back, if you're comfortable editing the script file: Remove the negative sign from the "z-index" style.
i.e.
- Search the hedgehog script for: z-index: -10;
- Delete the "-" character in front of the number to change it to: z-index: 10;

I tested this with Modern and Modern Dark Mode and it worked fine on both (no change needed if you're using the Classic or Plain themes).
*Note: There may be a z-index conflict with the Scroll Tag marker once the Scroll Tag script is fixed for the Modern theme; if so, I'll take another look then if needed.

I know that the video fishy icon script isn't playing nicely with the Modern theme, either. I took a look briefly last week and that one isn't as simple, so I'll investigate further when I get some more time. (I promise! It's just been a hectic few weeks recently.)
posted by rangefinder 1.4 at 10:28 PM on October 1, 2014 [3 favorites]

Multiwidth multifavorited is now broken for me using firefox on windows 7
posted by leotrotsky at 6:31 AM on October 2, 2014

jjwiseman: "I see that the redesign has broken Secret Metafilter. I won't have a chance to update it for a few months, but patches are welcome."

Aww, man. I hope that can be fixed -- I really liked Secret MetaFilter.
posted by Rock Steady at 8:55 AM on October 2, 2014

Good news from here. The HowlsOfOutrage Chrome extension works with the Modern theme without modification. Almost as good news: after modifying problematic code, the HowlsOfOutrage Greasemonkey script now works with MetaFilter Modern.

Continuing in the good news vein, both the diediedead Greasemonkey script, and the Nancy Chrome extension work OK without modification.

The Greasy Fork site for Greasemonkey user scripts respository looks to be the heir apparent to the now-defunct userscripts site. I have uploaded the Modern theme friendly revised HowlsOfOutrage script there. For completeness sake, I also uploaded the Diediedead script.

Please let me know if you have any problems with the new, or old, themes using the scripts or the extensions.

On a related note to the discussion: while I was working, I created a proof of concept Greasemonkey script that pulls profile pictures from user pages, and displays an (arbitrarily sized) 64x64 thumbnail before a member's name in the post. (Much of the code and logic is shared with the two scripts mentioned above, so I built it when I was testing and basically farting around on the site.)

It actually looks kind of cool, but there is a big problem. For each unique user in a topic, their profile page must be accessed once. If there is a topic with 100 messages, and 50 unique users participating, the script results in 50 extra page accesses per view, which is both excessive and abusive. Of course, you aren't going to overload Amazon's AWS hosting services, but it can potentially run up hosting bills and bog down local performance.

A ray of hope is that it looks like there may be a dependable link pattern of profile page pictures stored on AWS. If there is, the script may yet be viable because it need only pull the user's picture link directly from storage using the pattern, rather than loading each profile page and ripping the picture information from there. I'll look into it a bit more and see what's up. Or hey, maybe another site upgrade with pix is coming, or a script author is already on it.
posted by mdevore at 12:53 AM on October 3, 2014 [4 favorites]

Awesome, mdevore! Thanks! And fingers crossed on the profile image link pattern.
posted by Bugbread at 4:26 AM on October 3, 2014

I'd be super happy if Better Contrast worked with dark mode on the new layout.
posted by almostmanda at 10:01 AM on October 3, 2014 [1 favorite]

Thank you, mdevore! I installed your revised userscript but I am still having the same issue: the popup window on mouseover only appears on comments, not posts. (Ubuntu/Firefox/classic MeFi theme)
posted by flex at 11:07 AM on October 3, 2014

the popup window on mouseover only appears on comments, not posts

Ehh, I probably missed something, it was late when I was finishing up. Are you correctly seeing the users in the popup that does show (comments), or is it blank?
posted by mdevore at 11:13 AM on October 3, 2014

I'm correctly seeing the users in the popup window.
posted by flex at 11:58 AM on October 3, 2014

Hokay, I fixed a problem with favorites not showing up on the main post and I successfully tested it, using Classic theme, on all 8 MetaFilter subsites supporting favorites (actually the previous version worked with one or two already because the MetaFilter site internals aren't 100% consistent). I also spot-checked a couple of subsites with the Modern theme.

I updated the Greasy Fork Greasemonkey version of the HowlsOfOutrage script, and submitted an update to the Chrome Web Store for the HowlsOfOutrage extension, which should auto-update all Chrome users, eventually. I don't know if Greasemonkey auto-updates scripts. I do know Greasemonkey now says it supports auto-updates, but I'm not clear on the circumstances and requirements, so you might need to manually install the update from the Greasy Fork site.
posted by mdevore at 7:15 PM on October 3, 2014 [1 favorite]

Following up, I have uploaded a new Greasemonkey script called picMF to the Greasy Fork site. This script shows profile pictures of users (if any) in their posts to the left of their user name, immediately following the "posted by" text. The image is a 64x64 size thumbnail, but if you hover over the thumb, it will expand to a 256x256 image.

The script gives each image one second to load as it meanders down the message list, which should be long enough for most people, without pausing too long to pop the images. Extended server or connection delays may cause images not to load unless they are already cached in the browser (i.e. previously loaded).

If you want a larger or smaller image, you can change the lines:

var theWidth = "64px";
var theHeight = "64px";

to the value you prefer. Yes, this is CSS, so you can use % or other valid measure. I don't recommend "100%" unless you want huge blow-ups of everybody's picture, but whatever floats your boat. If you want to change the hover zoom size, change the lines

var zoomWidth = "256px";
var zoomHeight = "256px";

in the same manner. If you don't like zooming, just set the lines to the same value as the first two and the zooming, while it technically still present, won't look any different.

If you don't know how to edit a Greasemonkey script (it's dirt simple to do, really) and want to change the script, drop me or your own go-to Greasemonkey author a note.

This script version shouldn't hammer the server because the images are directly loaded and then cached in the browser after the initial load, not to mention whatever levels of caching are likely present on the hosting end. I guess if you browse in incognito mode every time you access MetaFilter, and seek out huge discussions to constantly refresh, you might bang the server a bit, but you'd do that anyway what with all the dynamic loads, database accesses, and various bits of site magic going on already.

A final caveat: this script depends on profile pics living at a certain location on the host server. If that location changes in the future, and it very well might, then the script will fail, guaranteed. But it works for now, so make merry.
posted by mdevore at 2:24 AM on October 4, 2014 [2 favorites]

I wish I understood how scripting works...I can slog through and change a "s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/mefi.profile" to a "s1-lundy.amazonaws.com/mefi.profile" if need be, but I can't wrangle anything more than that.

Like, say, just for theoretical example, moving the image to the left of the "posted by" part, or putting a placeholder image, like the MeFi logo, etc., for users without profile pics. You know, theoretically.
posted by Bugbread at 6:00 AM on October 4, 2014

savetheclocktower: "should now read

$(".content").on("click", "a.quotebutton", mq_quotethis);

"

Yay, that works.
posted by octothorpe at 9:28 AM on October 4, 2014

Like, say, just for theoretical example, moving the image to the left of the "posted by" part, or putting a placeholder image

Changing the image to before the "posted by" is pretty simple due to the fortunate fact that it's in the same branch of nodes. You just need to reach back to the parent node and twiddle it a bit. Change the lines:

y.insertBefore(document.createTextNode(" "), y.firstChild);
y.insertBefore(x, y.firstChild);

to

y.parentNode.insertBefore(document.createTextNode(" "), y.parentNode.firstChild);
y.parentNode.insertBefore(x, y.parentNode.firstChild);

Alternatively, you can wait and I'll put in next version.

A placeholder image can be done in two ways: either point to a known link of the image you want to use, or create an image and encode it into the script as raw data. The problem with the first approach is I don't see a handy MetaFilter logo to point to. The problem with the second approach is that I can't create a pleasing graphic to save my life, and if the image is higher than minimal resolution, the raw data is big. Like really big. Like hundreds or thousands of lines big, due to each image pixel having to be represented by multiple characters in the script data.

Hmm, maybe I can point the script to MetaFilter's favicon as a placeholder. I'll have to think a little more on that.

Here, at least, the AWS server location of images is currently holding steady to the value hardcoded in the script, although I have come up with an idea to assure a valid location by loading a single sacrificial profile page. I'll hold off on doing that unless it proves necessary.

Annoyingly, I have also discovered that on a main subsite page the site sometimes gives an extra/different class of "byline" to the post SPAN element, so the images may not trigger when that happens. I guess I'll need to upload a picMF update. Probably means I need to update the other scripts, too. Bah.


sometime this weekend while I have a bit of free time left....
posted by mdevore at 11:52 AM on October 4, 2014 [1 favorite]

Mdevore, thanks, that tweak did the trick, and is much gentler on my delicate eyes. As for the placeholder, I'm thinking the little faceless featureless icon that appears at the top right of any page (right next to the search bar) when you've scrolled down a bit. This one.
posted by Bugbread at 4:20 PM on October 4, 2014

> GraphFi
Is now updated to work correctly on new, classic, and plain themes. If it's not working for you, hard-refresh the source to clear your cache and try again.
posted by yourcelf at 4:11 PM on October 5, 2014 [4 favorites]

okay, THANK GOD, I have MeFiQuote back. Someone should seriously upload it to the greasyfork site!
posted by Eyebrows McGee at 12:57 PM on October 6, 2014

Version 2.0 of picMF is up on Greasy Fork's site, with changes based on user feedback. All previous comments apply except where they conflict with the new.

The profile picture has been moved to before the "posted by" text.

There is a placeholder image embedded in the script for comments and posts by users without a profile picture.

I fixed a problem where pictures might not show up sometimes on a main site screen (the all posts view).

The delay before popping a picture has been changed from 1.0 seconds to 1.4 seconds. I caught a couple of profile pictures not loading on that mongo huge MetaTalk thread about the redesign, and the extra wait brought them in. I suspect that this issue is highly dependent on connect/throughput speed, server load, and size of thread, but 1.4 seemed a reasonable compromise between fixing the edge cases I saw, and waiting too long to show the pictures. The delay can be manually modified to personal preference by changing the line

var secondsToLoad = 1.4;

to a higher or lower number. Two or even three seconds is an alternate suggestion, but reader impatience is highly prevalent in netland.

Generally if you do see a lot of placeholders that aren't correct due to slow loads (i.e. there is a profile picture), if you refresh the page, it will pick them up. This is not a license to bang on the refresh key, merely a reminder that the more you use the script, the more pictures should be cached in the browser for immediate viewing.

Is it possible to make picture loads completely event driven so that they will always (eventually) load or hit server timeout? Yup, but it's a pain in the butt to figure out all the supporting niceties, and I'm not doing it until I have to. Fixed instead of variable wait time also has it advantages for the reader.

And I'm done. For a while, anyway.
posted by mdevore at 7:50 PM on October 6, 2014 [1 favorite]

Oh, that's wonderful! Thanks!
posted by Bugbread at 2:48 AM on October 7, 2014

My favored script which sort-of-works but has some layout issues is:

Metafilter MultiFavorited Multiwidth

If you know what you're doing when editing a browser extension, or if the developer of the script is listening, removing the following line made it look a lot nicer:

commentNode.style.marginLeft=''+'-'+((favCount/2)+1))+'px';
posted by sillygwailo at 1:18 PM on October 7, 2014 [1 favorite]

Not fancy at all, but I edited the Better Contrast I had installed to get it at least functional with dark mode. I put it up here at Greasy Fork (I hope that's okay with b0at--the old version is listed as public domain here). It looks a little goofy because the header and footer both look crazy bright, but the darker backgrounds make reading the thread so much easier for me.

And thanks for the tweak to Multifavorited Multiwidth, sillygwailo. I changed that locally and it works much better now.
posted by almostmanda at 10:01 AM on October 8, 2014

RE: MultiFavorited_MultiWidth

removing the following line made it look a lot nicer:

commentNode.style.marginLeft=''+'-'+((favCount/2)+1))+'px';

On my version, this line was slightly different:

commentNode.style.marginLeft=''+(70-((favCount/2)+1))+'px';

Removing it completely helped, but made the left alignment vary depending on the number of favorites. Instead of commenting it out, if I change the 70 to 35 everything lines up properly (like it used to).

commentNode.style.marginLeft=''+(35-((favCount/2)+1))+'px';

posted by SpookyFish at 10:29 AM on October 8, 2014 [4 favorites]

yourcelf: "GraphFi is now updated to work correctly on new, classic, and plain themes. If it's not working for you, hard-refresh the source to clear your cache and try again."

Any chance at getting some Dark Mode compatibility? Right now the little quote pop-out boxes have white text on a white background in both Chrome and Firefox. (Also the font size looks pretty tiny on the latter.)
posted by Rhaomi at 8:46 PM on October 8, 2014

Thanks Spookyfish - that worked perfectly for me!
posted by adrianhon at 1:53 AM on October 11, 2014

Speaking of scripts: I was having problems with the space bar making things go haywire, and disabling Greasemonkey made it stop.
posted by The corpse in the library at 8:55 AM on October 11, 2014

Yeah, I think there was an interaction between some script (not sure which) and some experimental code that accidentally got pushed to production for a little bit there. Should be fine again, not to our knowledge an actual problem with anybody's script at this time.
posted by cortex (staff) at 9:04 AM on October 11, 2014

Any chance at getting some Dark Mode compatibility?

GraphFi should be working correctly in Dark Mode now – I pushed some changes today to the way background colors are inherited. Since the script now has to work in some 8 different combinations of modes (light/dark, simple, classic, signed in or not), I might not catch problems in some particular mode immediately – so please help me out by filing an issue on github or just memail me so that I get a notification, and I'll fix as soon as I can.
posted by yourcelf at 8:20 AM on October 14, 2014 [2 favorites]

Here is a post I made about making the Deleted posts script work.
posted by marienbad at 8:38 AM on October 16, 2014

just found this thread. I recently posted a re-write of Metafilter MultiFavorited Multiwidth with some additions. I got it working on all of the subsites. I'm planning on posting it to projects but I may as well post it here, too. Please feel free to PM me your feedback.

https://greasyfork.org/scripts/5717-metafilter-filter-by-favorites
posted by funkiwan at 9:50 PM on October 16, 2014