KILLFILE 2.0

@grant needs to be declared, says GreaseMonkey?

ah, it works anyway. good.

it appears that there needs to be an explicit "@grant none" line in the header now. feel free to add it. mine works without warnings (firefox)

thx!

It doesn't seem to be hiding the posts on the satellite boards, only ILE and ILM -- anyone else experiencing that?

I don't, no? It blocks posts on all other boards I'm on (maybe 77 is different, wouldn't know about that one)

I did have to add the last line here though:

// @include http://ilx.wh3rd.net/*
// @include http://ilx.p3r.net/*
// @include http://www.ilxor.com/*
// @include http://ilxor.com/*

Is there a way to get killfile to work on ilx zing?

can someone explain to this computer-semi-literate person how to (easily?) killfile folks. i use safari on a mac, and chrome on a PC. command-line stuff is greek to me.

link in OP is broken btw

weird, this thread just got bumped but there's no new posts

lol

Moving bookmark

never gets old

itt post your killfile

Link is broken? Which link?

post by gr8080 deleted

gr8080 OTM

j/k btw, you're the only poster I don't have killfiled

http://www.koogy.clara.co.uk/ilx/kilxor.user.js

should still work, but i have no idea about safari or macintosh or chrome or whatever.

i have added the non-www address for those losers.

on safari on mac:
1) install NinjaKit: https://github.com/os0x/NinjaKit#ninjakit

2) click on the link koogs posted

3) edit the file that opens to add the names you want to killfile, and save it

NinjaKit will put an icon in Safari's bar that you can click to reopen NinjaKit later: once there you click on Scripts at the top to find the killfile script. then you can change names when people change usernames etc.

for Chrome I used http://tampermonkey.net

any way to killfile on firefox on a PC? i don't have admin privileges on this machine, so it might not work.

actually if there was some of way of just preventing me from looking at this site in general, that would be better. i've tried (by adding the ilxor.com domain to banned hosts in my router) but it doesn't seem to stick.

install adblock and adblock the entire domain would be the easiest way. or map ilxor.com etc to 127.0.0.1 in your hosts file (does windows 7+ still have a hosts file?)

(killfile was written for firefox on a pc fwiw, requires greasemonkey and is a bit fiddly)

can't edit hosts file or really anything else on work computer. i guess i'll have to rely on ol' friend self-control.

p.s. thank you for the ideas!

maybe i could write a script that would convert all of dr. morbius's posts to this

http://www.film.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/15116774-15116777-large.jpg

every time u attempt to navigate to ilxor.com hit yr hand with a hammer

or i could just make a fist with my toes, or make toes with my fist

With a few tweaks, koogs's script could very well die hard.

I spent abou5 15 minutes trying to get a URI embed to work, failed miserably

killfile is for pussies, it's ridiculous to even contemplate

lol amateurist will quit this board when i do

i tried this but the "post by ___ deleted" posts were just too tantalizing.

morbs otm

yep

actually if there was some of way of just preventing me from looking at this site in general, that would be better. i've tried (by adding the ilxor.com domain to banned hosts in my router) but it doesn't seem to stick.

― wizzz! (amateurist), Wednesday, July 8, 2015 12:45 PM (7 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

get over yourself

ok. bye!

I spent abou5 15 minutes trying to get a URI embed to work, failed miserably

Don't need anything fancy! Just a regular img tag, so instead of:

div.innerHTML = "<div>Post by " + poster + " deleted<br /><hr/></div>";

you have:

div.innerHTML = "<img src='http://www.film.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/15116774-15116777-large.jpg' />"

Oops, add a closing div tag to that.

lol and an opening one.

i know that works but embedding the external image seems like bad karma. was hoping to get the base64 encode working

Oh! Can you explain? Is it a security issue?

Not security, just bandwidth leeching of that site (film.com in this case). But I suppose I could just reupload it to one of those image hosts which would be fair game ala:

div.innerHTML = "<div><img src='http://i59.tinypic.com/2d14gfc.jpg' />Post by " + poster + " deleted<br /><hr/></div>"

B-but browser caching will probably mean it doesn't get fetched more than once a session. Less probably.

it's still bad form, not even considering heavy message board use [x sessions x users x browers x refreshes...] granted, film.com looks like they can afford it, but it's a bad habit

Guys did we ever get this sorted

does this thing work or not?

Tahts what I said

But please don't write to me, I don't have time for your stupid whataboutery.

― Frederik B, Thursday, May 12, 2016 12:50 PM (15 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

frederik use this instead of making things up about me defending trump voters and taking the side of woody allen against his accusers. thank you.

This does still work, btw. You just need to change instances of http to https, like so: https://pastebin.com/Sa5p5cs7