OpenUserJS Bullshit Filter

Hides scripts for popular browser games and social networks as well as scripts that use "foreign" characters in descriptions.

Versione datata 16/09/2018. Vedi la nuova versione l'ultima versione.

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Autore

darkred

Valutazione

0 0 0

Versione

2018.9.16.2

Creato il

10/09/2015

Aggiornato il

16/09/2018

Dimensione

6,56 KB

Licenza

MIT

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openuserjs.org

Hides scripts for popular browser games and social networks as well as scripts that use "foreign" characters in descriptions, when browsing or searching scripts. i.e. it filters any/all of these 4 categories:

Games: scripts for browser games like Kingdoms of Camelot, Mafia Wars and Ikariam
Social Networks: scripts for general purpose social networking sites like Facebook, studiVZ and VKontakte
Non-ASCII: scripts that use non-English characters in description (accents, umlauts, cyrillic letters, ...)
Clutter: obvious spam, titles like "asdasdasd", description = title, title < 6 characters, "just a test", scripts for themes/dark/night mode (because they are, in effect, userstyles).

The filters list appears just below the "Announcements" table (i.e. on the right).

Note: you may uncomment line 45 and comment out line 46, in order the filtered scripts to be highlighted yellow -instead of hiding them- so that you can check which scripts have been filtered.

This is a modified version of this script: userscripts.org Bullshit Filter (by kuehlschrank). Thanks a lot to kuehlschrank for making another great script.

Hosted in GitHub

When reporting problems:

State name and version of your browser and script manager.
Provide a web address where I can see the problem for myself. A domain name is not enough. Also, posting a screenshot is helpful.
Post any related errors in the browser console.
Be as specific as possible. I need to know where to look.
For questions/comments/feature request/bug reports please use the (blue) rating " No rating - just a question, comment, feature request, or bug report".