Userscripts - Concepts, Ideas, Thoughts, Brainstorms, Suggestions & Possible Requests

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afterall, whitelist starts with "W" yet is still at the top :P

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Implemented this in rhSGST.

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i think it would end up being a really slow script, scanning all the users GAs to gather that info, but i'd still use it on some users (especially myself) regardless how long the results take. ^^

Added to rhSGST.

If you want to trigger a click on the whitelist just do:

document.getElementsByClassName("form__group--whitelist")[0].click();

By the way, I have a script (rhSGST) that has a giveaway templates feature and would do exactly the same thing for you. :)

And if you want to trigger the group selection first, the data-checkbox-value is just groups, so a sequence for enabling whitelist would be:

document.querySelector("[data-checkbox-value='groups']").click();
document.getElementsByClassName("form__group--whitelist")[0].click();

+flipping 1.....

i try always adding a ^^ somewhere in my posts so i can search for "^^" just to find myself again in the future.
this is the exact reason you'll see me saying "bu^^p" all the time instead of just "bump" xD

Very easy to do, will include it in my TODO list.

Added this as well with the latest update. :)

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only problem is the amount of keywords it would need in order to work can always change.

Next
More
>
>>
>>>
>>>>
Moar
(Next)
⏩
⏵
➡️
Go
->
-->
--->
Again
Continue

and that's just to name a couple. xD

someone gave me a script link for this that was for all websites that does this function, ive since narrowed it down to only function with SG and used it for a couple weeks flawlessly so thought i'd share it.

(sorry i can't remember who gave it to me to give proper credit where credit is due)

original script: http://userscripts-mirror.org/scripts/show/3152

modified version specific to SG use:

// ==UserScript==
// @name          Add Prev/Next Accesskeys
// @description   Adds accesskeys to "previous" and "next" type links (useful for reading multi-page forum threads, webcomic archives, google results, etc.). The keys are 'Alt-,' for back & 'Alt-.' for forward; 'Alt-<' & 'Alt->' do likewise but open the link in a new window/tab.
// @version       0.1.2
// @match *://www.steamgifts.com/*
// ==/UserScript==

(function() {
  //############## THESE CONTROL WHICH KEYS ARE USED ##############
  var prevAccessKey = ",";
  var nextAccessKey = ".";
  var prevInNewWindowKey = "<";
  var nextInNewWindowKey = ">";

  // This script looks for the words "forward" and "next" and "previous" and "back" in link text and the names of link images, and gives the first ones that it finds on each page access keys.
  // It also adds accesskeys which open the links in a new window. This is probably only useful if you have "Tools > Options > Tabs > Force links that open new windows to open in a new tab" turned on

  // Much of the code is copied from tutorials
  // I'm not a programmer so forgive the poor quality, if you improve this script please send me a copy

  var allLinks, thisLink;
  var nex = /next/, fr = /forw/;
  var pre = /prev/, bac = /back/;
  //it would be nice to also use << and >>, but some sites use < & > with << & >> for 'first' and 'latest'

  allLinks = document.evaluate('//a[@href]',document,null,XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE,null);

  //scan through all links in page in REVERSE ORDER so the first match on the page is the one that gets the access key
  for (var i = allLinks.snapshotLength - 1; i >= 0 ; i--) {
    var thisLink = allLinks.snapshotItem(i);
    if (pre.test(thisLink.textContent.toLowerCase()) | bac.test(thisLink.textContent.toLowerCase())) {
      thisLink.setAttribute("accesskey", prevAccessKey);

      var invisiLink = document.createElement("a");
      invisiLink.setAttribute("href", thisLink.getAttribute("href"));
      invisiLink.setAttribute("accesskey", prevInNewWindowKey);
      invisiLink.setAttribute("target", "_blank");
      thisLink.parentNode.insertBefore(invisiLink, thisLink.nextSibling);
    }
    if (nex.test(thisLink.textContent.toLowerCase()) | fr.test(thisLink.textContent.toLowerCase())) {
      thisLink.setAttribute("accesskey", nextAccessKey);

      var invisiLink = document.createElement("a");
      invisiLink.setAttribute("href", thisLink.getAttribute("href"));
      invisiLink.setAttribute("accesskey", nextInNewWindowKey);
      invisiLink.setAttribute("target", "_blank");
      thisLink.parentNode.insertBefore(invisiLink, thisLink.nextSibling);
    }
  }

  //check for links that contain images that have likely sounding properties
  var allLinks = document.evaluate('//a[@href]/img[contains(@src,\'prev\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@src,\'Prev\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@src,\'back\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@alt,\'prev\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@alt,\'Prev\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@alt,\'back\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[contains(@title,\'Prev\')]'
    ,document,null,XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE,null);
  if (allLinks.snapshotLength!=0) {
      var thisLink = allLinks.snapshotItem(0); thisLink.setAttribute("accesskey", prevAccessKey);

      var invisiLink = document.createElement("a");
      invisiLink.setAttribute("href", thisLink.getAttribute("href"));
      invisiLink.setAttribute("accesskey", prevInNewWindowKey);
      invisiLink.setAttribute("target", "_blank");
      thisLink.parentNode.insertBefore(invisiLink, thisLink.nextSibling);
  }

  var allLinks = document.evaluate('//a[@href]/img[contains(@src,\'next\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@src,\'Next\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@src,\'forw\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@alt,\'forw\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@alt,\'next\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[@href]/img[contains(@alt,\'Next\')]/parent::* '
    +'| //a[contains(@title,\'Next\')]'
    ,document,null,XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE,null);
  if (allLinks.snapshotLength!=0) {
      var thisLink = allLinks.snapshotItem(0)
      thisLink.setAttribute("accesskey", nextAccessKey);

      var invisiLink = document.createElement("a");
      invisiLink.setAttribute("href", thisLink.getAttribute("href"));
      invisiLink.setAttribute("accesskey", nextInNewWindowKey);
      invisiLink.setAttribute("target", "_blank");
  thisLink.parentNode.insertBefore(invisiLink, thisLink.nextSibling);
  }
})();

Keys:
Alt + . (Forward one cart) [ > without shift]
Alt + , (Backwards one cart) [ < without shift]
Shift + Alt + > (New Tab Forward one cart)
Shift + Alt + < (New Tab Backwards one cart)

edit:
after re-reading your request i discovered it's not exactly what you wanted, it's not automated. but it does make things quicker to flow thru the train since you don't have to wait for everything to re-align to their proper locations on pageloads.

Yes there is that one which looks beautiful and works great in firefox however if you are on chrome you may have some steam community logout issues. If you see any issues you can alternatively use sggrouphiding.user.js (from Daerphens Scripts) which doesn't have those issues at all, however doesn't look quite as good as Alpes version.

lol, the "did you even play it, sis" sister script.. ^^

too bad ruphine isn't still around.. that sounds like a perfect addition to an already existing script of theirs.

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hmm. tbh, i don't think a script would work for this. that would have to be something done on the server side by CG really. the bot system used to gather such an enormous amount of data would eventually be banned by CG for destroying his server. it'd require constant scanning of every single user.

if you mean you'd want a tracker that watches personal entries only, that would be ofc okay though. =)

Do you have a list of users to get the database started that you can send to me privately? As for adding users to the database, I was thinking of this: when your reroll ticket is rejected as already suspended, there will be a tool in the feature where you can upload a screenshot of the ticket. That way I can confirm that it actually happened and add the user to the database. Although I guess someone could still tamper with the HTML of the page and take a screenshot. What do you think?

Try with a scraper. I'm not able to code myself but I'm able to get this kind of information with this kind of software.
Check this thread and scroll-down to "Bonus: How to scrap data?" to get an example.

You want this to run on giveaways created by other people than yourself, correct?

ESGST has something similar (Giveaway Manager), but it does not currently work inside of a single giveaway page.