Shows images and videos behind links and thumbnails.
当前为
A fork of MPIV (Mouseover Popup Image Viewer).
Developed on https://github.com/tophf/mpiv
| Activate | move mouse cursor over thumbnail |
| Deactivate | move cursor off thumbnail, or click, or zoom out fully |
| Prevent or freeze | hold down Shift while entering/leaving thumbnail |
| Force-activate (for small pics) | hold Ctrl while entering image element |
| Zoom mode | configurable: automatic or via right-click / Shift while popup is visible |
| Zoom in or out | mouse wheel |
| Flip through album | mouse wheel, j / k or left / right keys |
| Open in tab | press t while popup is visible |
| Download | press d while popup is visible |
| Change settings | userscript manager toolbar icon -> User Script Commands -> `MPIV: configure` |
Click MPIV: Configure in your userscript manager popup menu.
<html> node because doing so slows down complex sites due to recalculation of the entire page layout. Instead only the hovered node (as reported by the matching rule) receives status updates on its mpiv-status attribute (it's not the class nor data- attribute to avoid confusing sites with unknown stuff being present in these standard places). If you were using the global status feature to customize CSS of those statuses, you'll need to enable it manually in the MPIV's config dialog.New rule property "u" (a single string or an array of strings) that performs a very fast plain-string check. Only when it succeeds, the slow regexp "r" is checked. Special symbols may be specified in "u" property to increase the reliability of matching: ||, |, ^ - same syntax as in AdBlock filters, see the source code of the script for usage examples.
||foo.bar/path, here || means "domain or subdomain" so the pattern matches domains like foo.bar or subdomain.foo.bar and doesn't match unrelated domains partially like for example foofoo.bar|foo matches things that start with foo (the entire URL is checked so that means http at least, usually)^ is a URL part separator (like / or ? or :) but not a letter/number, neither any of %._-. Additionally, when used at the end like foo^ it also matches when the source ends with fooSee the original site for more info on writing rules in general and this comment for gallery rules in particular.
