I’ve updated the Flickr Photo Page Enhancer, Flickr Thumbnail Enhancer and Bloglines Continuous Update greasemonkey scripts to use plain old XMLHttpRequest instead of the GM_ API version. There was no real reason for them to use GM_XMLHttpRequest other than, well, that was the example I cribbed from. The point of all of this is that they now work with the “safe mode” Greasemonkey 0.3.5. As a happy side effect, they run noticeably faster than the old versions.
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Cool scripts!
Especially like the FlickrThumbnailEnhancer… One question… Would it be possible to add (or replace) the number of notes by the number of views and/or the number of times the picture was faved?
Thanks again!
Unfortunately, that infomration isn’t available via the Flickr API, which is where the script gets all of its info. I don’t think views or # times faved is available to anyone but the owner of the photo, actually.