#userscript

[reifae]

Tumblr Blogpack Manager Userscript

Lets you curate your blogpack lists on tumblr a hidden feature that creates custom feeds based on a comma separated list of usernames.It's functional but it is bare bones. I made this mainly for myself because I follow a lot of blog types and I feel like a lot of blogs from certain hobbies get drowned out.

If you haven't heard of the blogpack feature I don't blame you I only just recently found out about it [here].

I won't be polishing this much because I am sure it will be officially implemented one day or maybe xkit will do something better but I wanted it now.

[How to/Changelog/ Known Issues] [Github Page] [How to use userscripts in general]

[vavuska]

Gallery downloader by Anadius

You can view The Sims 4 Gallery by creating free EA account. To download from it you need to install the UserScript created by Anadius. To do so you need a browser add-on:

If you have Chrome, install Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey

If you have Firefox, install Greasemonkey, Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey.

Here some easy tutorials to do so:

tutorial for Chrome + Tampermonkey

tutorial for Firefox + Greasemonkey

And here an easy guide to install tray files:

tutorial for "installing" downloaded files

[yellowafterlife]

Fixing a very certain annoyance

Have you ever noticed that on web, Tumblr shows the number of unread posts in the tab title, but doesn't include Activity in that number?

I made a userscript to fix that. It also has an option to show only the unread notification count in the tab title, which might be useful if you always have unreads in Home anyway:

You can find it on Greasy Fork or GitHub. You'll need a userscript manager (like TamperMonkey) to install userscripts.

[naharie]

You primarily browse tumblr on the web? Tired of seeing irrelevant content (like only fans stuff) being tacked onto a tag you love and want to follow? Well, I have a solution for you. A userscript that (actually) filters out posts for you. What do I mean actually? I mean no stupid overlay nonsense - they just disappear from your dashboard and search results. Just grab the linked zip, and import it into tampermonkey (Dashboard > Utilities tab, Import). Then go to Install Userscripts and click edit on the script. Go to the line that says "const blocked = [ ];" and add your keywords/tags/usernames as follows:

const blocked = [ "some-tag", "some-username", "text I hate" ];

You can add as many as you want, just don't include quotes in your keyword. You can have spaces, symbols, whatever you want. You can have as many as you want.

If you aren't technically minded or are otherwise having trouble figuring it out, just ask. Worried that I might be trying to steal your data? Have a programmer friend look at the code for you, or just ask. I'm happy to walk you through what each part of the code does.

[wachi-delectrico]

Made this script to make booping a little easier by reducing the amount of clicking needed:

[japanese-cryptic-beauty]

Phonetic composition for Wanikani

Remember how I mentioned the book "The Kanji Code" in my lengthy article about on'yomi ("Chinese") readings of kanji?

Turns out the benefits of the book can be had for Wanikani users through the magic of "userscript."

What's the benefit

So, phonetic composition is how a great many of the kanji you're (supposedly) trying to learn are made. These particular kanji are called 形声 or "keisei" - "form-voice" kanji.

For the "form," they contain a part (often referred to as "radical") that gives you the meaning/semantic category of the kanji, like what the concept is mentally filed under.

For the "voice," they contain another part that hints you at how they are pronounced. It is commonly believed that kanji are only pictorials linked to concepts, but for keisei kanji this is not the case. A big part may not pertain to the meaning at all. Spotting the "voice" part can help you recall the on'yomi sounds of kanji much easier and systematically.

Yes, this is specifically for the "Chinese" readings. The Japanese readings are words from a language that had nothing to do with the formation of the original hanzi script, after all.

(Examples are in the original article.)

How it works

Websites are rendered by your browser, but how your browser does this can be extended and changed by scripts that rely on the Javascript language. Nowadays browsers like Chrome or Firefox allow you to install "extensions" that do various jobs for you - blocking ads, returning the ability to copy/paste to pages that block it, etc.

Wanikani, the kanji-learning website, incorporated early on support for so-called userscripts, both a blessing and a curse. Curse because whenever they want to change something on the website, a very vocal userscript culture will complain about breaking their stuff. Blessing because it allows you to extend what WK can do.

How it's done

You can basically follow the guide here, but I must admit I failed to do so because I think something's missing.

What you do is this:

Install Tampermonkey (guide) - this is the basic engine.

Install WK Open Framework (guide) - this is Wanikani's own script support.

Install Keisei support (guide)

Now, if this worked, you should see something like this on various pages - for kanji readings and radicals:

This will tell you if a phonetic component is present in your kanji or if it is itself present in another kanji as a phonetic component. The readings printed in bold are readings still used for that kanji, others listed are merely present in phonetic components but not in the original kanji. Because history.

It also shows you cases where the link is weakened because the pronunciation changed - in the example you see this marked in red. Basically there is a grading system (so far I've seen "heaven", "above", "middle", and "below").

A Caveat

There's only one caveat. Tampermonkey is very powerful. You need to trust the scripts you install, because it could potentially alter what you see on websites or enter/submit stuff for you.

On Chrome there is a good solution for this. When you click on the "Extensions" icon in the top right, you can select "This can read and change site data" from the three dots behind Tampermonkey.

I recommend doing it like this:

Select "On all Sites" during the installing of the WK Open Framework and the "Keisei" support script. (Else the install links have a habit of not working on Chrome.)

Then change it back to "When you click the extension".

Now go back to a tab with Wanikani open. Go back to "Extensions -> This can read and change site data" and select "On wanikani.com".

Congrats! Now Tampermonkey is only enabled on Wanikani by default.

Alternatively, use it in a separate browser. I haven't found an easy way to restrict permissions on Firefox, for example. But if you use it in a separate browser that you only use for Wanikani, you should be good.

Kanpai to the people who made this possible!!

[fluffyblue-multifandommess]

I lurked a bit in the xkit discord to see if they intend to change the layout back (it looks like no at this point), and found some userscripts that help the dash feel less crowded!

Just install the Stylus extension and add the scripts in there! (how-to will follow in a reblog once Ive grabbed some screenshots!)

This one adds more spacing so the layout doesn't feel so squished:

.ZkG01 .h_Erh { margin-right: 100px !important; margin-left: -50px !important; } .ZkG01 .lSyOz { min-width: 625px !important; padding-right: 100px !important; } .ZkG01 .e1knl { min-width: 320px !important; }

and this one removes the borders so you feel less "boxed in"

.FA5JM, .p4DiZ, .gPQR5.FGfuE .lSyOz { border-right: none; }

[mjlol52]

in honor of mlb posting happening constantly since the finale yesterday:

not quite working yet but i am trying i feel like im close...

[bynux]

Now if only Tumblr's code wasn't obfuscated to make the onclick() attribute so fucking difficult to change. I can't seem to determine which element it's actually associated with.

It's that easy

[existential-decline]

I've been messing with this for a while, but it's probably at a shareable point now.

AO3 Work Templates

This is a browser userscript add-on meant to be used with Tampermonkey or similar userscript extensions. It lets you create, save, load, and delete AO3 new work templates. You can load it wherever you can load add-ons—Chrome, Firefox (mobile and desktop), etc.

Essentially: you fill out the AO3 new work page with everything you want to save, click the template button in the lower right corner of your screen, click 'create a template', name your template, and then select and load it directly for your next fic! This saves you from a bunch of random small annoyances like forgetting a series tag, forgetting to add the language or rating, simplifying posting a bunch of stories with the same fandom/pairing, retyping or copy/pasting your basic start/end notes, etc.

[sandreeen]

Tumblr April Fools Boop with Sung Hyunjae & Han Yoojin, inspired by @transsongtaewon's post

[pixiel]

Reblogging to share this wayy better explanation on how to install this! THANK YOU!

Also, if you don't want the sticky header; click the pencil icon to edit the css, then you can remove the labelled script at the bottom below /*Sticky Header*/.

To anyone who uses this, bear in mind that this is the first time I've ever created a Userstyle that I've shared with others, and definitely the biggest overhaul I've ever made! I am very much not a professional programmer (heck I'm not even a programmer) so it definitely won't be perfect. There's also some MAJOR limitations of things I can change thanks to Tumblr's update - those are not the old buttons but the new sidebar squished to the top of the page!

Feel free to message me with screenshots if there's some issues and describe them to me and I'll try my best to fix it if it's doable! To check if I've updated this userstyle, look at the Replies or the Original Post, I'll be notifying people of updates and things there!

To update, go to 'manage Stylus' and click the check for update button

...Anyway, I created a Stylish / Stylus that reverts the new dashboard to the old format. This took a lot of tweaking and it's not perfect at all - The search feature moves around depending on your monitor size, you can edit it yourself though. But if anyone wants it I'll be uploading it soonish!

[yellowafterlife]

If you use Reddit and aren't fond of how the inbox/notifications are now a separate page, good news - I made a userscript that re-creates the "mini inbox" as it appeared before the March 2025 change

[durgewyll]

AO3 userscript: Only show primary pairing (automatically, no config needed!)

This userscript automatically hides fics where the primary pairing is not the first listed tag.

Neeve's script does the same thing, except it needed to be manually edited to make it work. I made a few edits to make it automatic if you are on a ship tag page, no code editing needed.

[INSTALL HERE] (Requires Tampermonkey or any other userscript manager)

Other features (needs manual configuration):

Add more than one preferred pairing

Show works where pairings are in the first X number of tags

On a character tag page, automatically show works that have the character in the first five tags (experimental)

Add more than one preferred character

Show works where characters are in the first X number of tags

Happy reading!

[digi-056]

Been following along with the internet roadtrip, WBOR has introduced me to some nice tunes.

[krukel]

THE DEFAULT SEEKING TIME IN THE ARD MEDIATHEK IS 1% OF THE FUCKING LENGTH OF THE VIDEO????? hallo??????? how the fuck is that a useful measurement?????

Me: I missed that bit of dialogue BC GERMAN IS NOT MY FIRST LANGUAGE lemme rewind a little

ARD Mediathek: I noticed this video is 5290 seconds long :) so it makes sense to me that you would like to rewind 52 seconds now, ja? :) that puts you in a fully different scene but that's okay right? :)