Forum Tracker

Thealmost 11 years ago

The script: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/12307-forum-tracker

Before you install the script, you'll need the tampermonkey extenstion.

This script inserts a checkbox at the top of every topic that, when clicked, will automatically track that topic and alert you of new posts in live time from anywhere on EM. The alert displays the most recent post, along with the title of the topic that serves as a link.

Shwartz99over 9 years ago
I didn't know The has been working on this since 2015...
Huntalmost 11 years ago
dont click on links. even if a mod posts the link. the mod account may be hacked too.
lingalmost 11 years ago
Anna
don't install! It is a virus that downloads 50gb of Yaoi onto your PC.
y wouldnt i want that on my pc ?
1
deleteddeletedalmost 11 years ago
doesnt work on mozilla
AdrenalineMimealmost 11 years ago
add a tracker icon
Thealmost 11 years ago
People can use this how they would like. Personally, I would only use this in particular situations and therefore the bandwidth thing wouldn't really be an issue.
cubalmost 11 years ago
the other option is using the forum
Thealmost 11 years ago
cub
i prefer to read the response than look at the result

the response is html, not json or any other small data format that exists for this purpose (especially since 99% of responses should be nix, rather than requesting all of the data every time when nothing changes).

also, it's absolutely horrifying to think that's an actual method in jquery
The response and the result are the same - just the HTML of the most recent comment page. But until Lucid decides to implement an API, loading the data this way is the only option.
Annaalmost 11 years ago
don't install! It is a virus that downloads 50gb of Yaoi onto your PC.
3
deleteddeletedalmost 11 years agoedited
stop speaking chinese

this is america
cubalmost 11 years agoedited
i prefer to read the response than look at the result

the response is html, not json or any other small data format that exists for this purpose (especially since 99% of responses should be nix, rather than requesting all of the data every time when nothing changes).

also, it's absolutely horrifying to think that's an actual method in jquery
Thealmost 11 years ago
Type $("body").load("/topic/72336") into your console and tell me what you see.
cubalmost 11 years ago
$.get("/topic/" + forum.id

come again
Thealmost 11 years ago
It's not the entire page, only the most recent comment page.
cubalmost 11 years ago
scraping entire html pages multiplied by every thread every 5 seconds further multiplied by each em tab open

could do with a disclaimer: eats bandwidth
Kerryalmost 11 years ago
um
Edarkalmost 11 years ago
dont do it
Strideralmost 11 years ago
BabyPenis
Strideralmost 11 years ago
ok lets try it out
roadmanalmost 11 years ago
*Alert*
Thealmost 11 years ago