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Someone mind adapting this for Opera?
The other two scripts related to this work under Opera. This one doesn't. I would like it if this script were adapted for Opera, because it would help avoiding bad videos.12. April 2010, 21:44:32 (edited)
if (typeof unsafeWindow == 'undefined') {
var unsafeWindow = window;
}
Originally posted by cremoso:
Oh Frenzie, thank you very much!! This is going to be very useful, I'll try with other scripts too.
Also see http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/operaStuff/userJavaScript.html#gmfunctions
I don't personally use it anymore since I adapted the Textarea Backup script to function without GM functions, but if you think a certain GM script is really interesting it could just be the answer.
Originally posted by Avola:
I still doesn't work for me.
When I said top I didn't mean the very top of the file (where you have the //userscript stuff), but right underneath that, although technically you don't need to declare it until line 100 or whatever. That said, I think there's only one occurrence of unsafeWindow in the script, so you could just replace that with window. The method I used will preserve GM compatibility, however. If I were writing a script myself and I'd use window for some reason I'd add the reverse on top of the file for GM compatibility.
Originally posted by Avola:
I still doesn't work for me.
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Mmm... just like Frenzie said, don't put it at the very top of the script. It worked for me:
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Originally posted by Frenzie:
When I said top I didn't mean the very top of the file (where you have the //userscript stuff), but right underneath that, although technically you don't need to declare it until line 100 or whatever. That said, I think there's only one occurrence of unsafeWindow in the script, so you could just replace that with window.
Yeah, that's what I did. Tried replacing the single occurrence too, but to no avail. Does it only work on the new Youtube design? I'm still on the old one.
Admittedly I usually only bothered rating stuff I liked, so I'd usually only vote 4 or 5 stars, but I feel that especially the "meh" gradation is lost this way. A roughly equal number of up and down votes may have a similar result while looking at a list of videos (note that this is not present), but a bunch of stars makes it obvious real easy.
Anyway, that would seem to be essentially what this script does.
Originally posted by Quadunit404:
Somebody mind providing me with a copy of this script with the Opera compatibility? Because I'm having a bit of trouble with that. Yes, I am placing it the top, underneath the //UserScript == stuff.
youtube-related-ratings.user.js
Originally posted by Nailz:
Thank youOriginally posted by Quadunit404:
Somebody mind providing me with a copy of this script with the Opera compatibility? Because I'm having a bit of trouble with that. Yes, I am placing it the top, underneath the //UserScript == stuff.
youtube-related-ratings.user.js
Joking aside, "Most Liked" isn't really a good description of how GOOD a video actually is. It just tells you that a lot of people liked it. Not how many people liked it, not how many people rated it, not the quality of the video, just that it was liked a lot. Real descriptive, isn't it?