It’s not a script breaking bug, but it looks funny. The video player and comment section don’t move at the same rate, making the transition look a little funny. The only real issue the script has right now is the method I used to handle page scrolling. (Please don't judge me for the sloppy 's bad, I know)
FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX CODE
If so, I will clean up the code and make it more modular. I didn’t break up long functions, so reading my code is like reading a bad run-on sentence.īut this is a first release to see if people are interested in the project. I originally didn’t plan on adding more features, so most functions exist on the same namespace with no abstract structuring. I went in with no plan whatsoever, so it’s riddled with unused variables and functions. It is devoid of comments and documentation. The code in my first release is absolute garbage. Preview video by hovering mouse over thumbnail Player shrinks as you scroll through the comments Stick video player to the top of the page It also uses Velocity.js ( github) to smooth out scrolling animations. It’s what handles user options and window/dom events.
The program runs on a script I wrote a long time ago called jMod ( github, demo, documentation). Or I could write a script that shows why it’s an innovative idea by letting you try it out (literally the reason why I am posting this thread). I could just post this suggestion on the forum, and maybe a LMG employee would take it seriously. For example, I loved the way Vessel’s video player would shrink down and stick to the top of the page as you scrolled through the comments. But that doesn’t mean you can’t use your skills to help the LMG devs. Let’s be real, you and I aren’t getting that coding job we all “applied” for. This is also an opportunity for the community to pitch ideas to LMG staff while the FPClub is being developed. Thus, this script will eventually break and/or become obsolete.īut for the time being, this script makes the Floatplane a more comfortable experience.
I am fully aware that the Floatplane Club is in development and will not always exist on the forum. Firefox Extensions - other tools for customizing Firefox.A greasemonkey script that make the Floatplane Club feel like a real media platform, rather than a janky add-on (no offense).Tails (shows all, works with 1.5) (newer version of tails) SmartZilla (exports data) hCard (updated for FF 1.5/Greasemonkey 0.6.4) hCalendar hCalendar to Google Calendar extension Convert hCalendar to Google Calendar (updated for FF 1.5/Greasemonkey 0.6.4) xFolk (updated for FF 1.5/Greasemonkey 0.6.4) RelLicense XFN (Magic Line) GRDDL/RDF adr | Geo - GreaseRoute adr | Geo -GreaseRouteEmbed See also David Janes on "microformat find": Introduction, xFolk, hCard, hCalendar.90% Crud on Greasemonkey and Microformats.Phil Windley on Greasemonkey and Microformats.Alf Eaton on Extracting microcontent (XSLT, GRDDL, RDF).Bud Gibson on Follow-up to Greasemonkey & Microformats.go to Neil Dunn's vCard: (ed: dead link).Note: This does work with FireFox 1.5+/GreaseMonkey 0.6.4+, now! Maybe Greasemonkey Wiki might be a good starting point instead.The page formerly linked from here ( /) isn't active any more, - so don't start here. This page collects ways to use them with microformats. While there is no way to extend Safari directly, Safari Guide will allow you to run JavaScripts (though not GreaseMonkey scripts) against the front page in Safari. Opera can also run Greasmonkey scipts using the built-in support for user javascripts. Its APIs are largely compatible with Greasemonkey, allowing for cross-browser user scripts. Turnabout is a tool for IE for the same purpose. Greasemonkey is a powerful tool for customizing Firefox Extensions.
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