UserJS: Fix Tinypic and Photobucket on Opera 12.

Tinypic embedded images are not showing on Opera 12. Even on tinypic.com images are not visible. It's done on purpose, since the image container has an added class "imgtmp" (with "visibility: hidden") on Opera 12 only (not on Firefox).
This script can solve the problem, at least for a while (until they change something again).
Note: Requires jQuery (downloaded and put in User JS folder).

UserJS: Change plain url text to a clickable link

Change plain url text to a clickable link on a webpage.

AutoHotkey Scripts: Take quick screenshots (Snipping Tool) using "Gdip.ahk" library

 I often need to compare some things;  taking a quick screenshot is very useful for this purpose. Windows "Snipping Tool" is OK, but it doesn't run in multiple instances and it's somewhat bothersome to use.
I needed something quick.

UserJS: YouTube Video Download Button

 This script  makes a download button for videos on YouTube. It also shows available qualities.

UserJS: Force video playback quality and disable autoplay on YouTube

This script forces the chosen quality and disables the autoplay feature for videos on YouTube.com

UserJS: Disable autoplay on LiveLeak.com. Move controls bar under the video

I made this script to disable autoplay feature for videos on LiveLeak.com
The script also stops the absurd and annoying behavior of putting the controls bar on top of the video thus obscuring the video itself.

AutoHotkey Scripts: "Quick Notes"

I had to make my own script for notes, since Opera browser is going to the dogs and old version 12 won't be usable forever.
So I made my "Quick Notes" script.

● Script for AutoHotkey_L. Save file in Unicode.
● Eight notes/tabs with customizable names stored in separate files with backup.
● Borderless movable window.
● Always on top button.
● Switch small/bigger window.
● Letter and word count on any key press or button press (plus reverse text).
● No taskbar button. Press F1 or click on the script's tray icon to bring window to the front.

/on Windows 8 there is some discrepancy with icon numbering (wmploc.dll); so  icon "onTop" (Icon17) should be changed to Icon13 ;  icon "GoSettings" (Icon25) should be changed to Icon18  /

Download Quick Notes by Drozdman.ahk    ( Windows 8 version )
Compiled executable file: Quick Notes by Drozdman.exe

On AutoHotkey forum

Other lost posts from the forum.

Google, Microsoft, NSA, etc...

UserJS for Flickr: center the full size picture and kill the topbar

  This script centers the full size picture vertically (if the photo is bigger than the screen) and kills the topbar that obscures the view. It's triggered with a click on the page (except links).

Flickr old design. Greasemonkey Script for Firefox

  Flickr is not usable with the new design, which is, btw, an example of the epidemy of moronic blunders made by big internet/computer companies: from Microsoft's Windows 8 Metro interface (created for cats and monkeys playing with tablets) to Opera 15 (a browser without... bookmarks - lol).

  To get some of the old, normal usability of the Flickr website, you can add "?details=1" suffix to the profile address and "detail/" to the "set" view address. This script (which works also in old Opera) can be used to do it automatically. Install the script and and press the key "q" or "5" to get to the old design on "photostream" and "set" (sometimes you have to press the key twice or more times to get it quickly).
/Note: I changed the shortcuts from "f" and "3", because flickr uses "f" as "favorite" and 3 may be already taken in Opera , too)/
The script also allows to get to the bigger-size version of the pictures after pressing the same keys.
  Another script below does this automatically after loading without the necessity to press any key (but may be buggy on some flickr pages).

UserJS: Google search inside a specific website

   Use this User JS.  The script asks for the search word and a website (it uses the selected word and  the current website as default).

UserJS: Check older version of websites with "Google cache"

UserJS: Remove annoying elements of a webpage with "Shift + click"

To remove annoying elements of a webpage (like animations) use this User JavaScript and click on the element while pressing Shift

Opera browser is dead, but the older version of the browser can still be used

  Opera browser is dead, but I cay still use the older version of the browser for some time before moving to Firefox or some other browser (Iron, Seamonkey).

  I reposted here (simply copy and paste) parts of the blog which has been deleted from my.opera.com by deranged people running Opera Software. Opera management, and even the informaticians making official statements on behalf of the company, have become increasingly nasty while dealing with the deluge of strong criticism of the Opera 15, coming from the shocked Opera users. They started banning users for that (deleting posts has been the norm since the beginning), which is something reminiscent of their new Big Brother partners (Google and apparently NSA). They behave like their new friends.
  Moreover, my blog has been deleted together with all forum posts, something that has not been done in case of other people criticizing Opera management for destroying von Tetzchner's legacy, even though they were using "foul language". Why was it done with my comments? I gather the pointed critique was painful...lol... I will repost some of the comments about the Opera 15 disaster.
  Opera management seeks enemies. The former  "power users" of Opera browser may become dreadful enemies. Not only will they stop promoting the browser, they will actively discourage other people from using the Opera 15 abomination. Not only Opera, since the version 15, has been worse than even the hillbilly browser Google Chrome in terms of looks, the spyware included (Speed Dial, Discover) and the complete lack of usability;  the betrayal of the original ideas of protecting user's privacy and giving him full control of the browser makes Opera Software worse than Google.

Useful buttons for old Opera

 

Wednesday, July 20, 2011 5:48:28 PM

customizing, accessibility, buttons, maxwidth, layout, CSS

Buttons with "+" are dual action buttons. Press button for the first, press and hold for the second.
(drag the links onto a toolbar or edit toolbar.ini)

Old Opera buttons for websites that don't show properly on widescreen monitors.

Monday, July 18, 2011 3:34:09 PM

customizing, keyboard shortcuts, buttons, mouse gestures, width, maxwidth, CSS, layout, accessibility, UserJS, JavaScript

Changing CSS (fonts, background, maximum width) with JavaScript buttons.

Many websites are not properly formatted to be displayed on widescreen monitors with 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio. Some of them have the text spread from left to right, other are not aligned in the center and leave the right half of the screen empty while squatting at the left side (like antiwar.com, see a screenshot here). They show properly on a 4x3 monitor, but fail on a widescreen monitor.

In such case, these buttons can be useful to limit the width to 1024px and align the website in the center (optimized for 1600x900 monitor, so some of the buttons should be tweaked for other monitors).

Useful gestures for old Opera. Switch between tabs and other

 

Tuesday, July 19, 2011 1:41:50 AM

customizing, accessibility, keyboard shortcuts, buttons, mouse gestures, maxwidth, layout, CSS

Switch between tabs

GestureLeft, GestureRight=Switch to previous page
GestureRight, GestureLeft=Switch to next page

Call User JavaScript with a mouse gesture or a keyboard shortcut

 

Saturday, December 15, 2012 6:47:19 AM

User JavaScript

• If the JavaScript code is long, it may be difficult to put it in one line and use it as an Opera command (mouse gesture).
  So it may be useful to put the code in a User JavaScript file and call it with a mouse gesture or a keyboard shortcut
• Change multiple websites, each one in a different way with one shortcut and one User JS.

Scroll with JavaScript. Scroll rows of pictures on Flickr.

 

Saturday, December 15, 2012 7:15:45 AM

JavaScript, UserJS

• Scroll rows of pictures on Flickr
• Scroll websites in a different way each.
• Scroll to specific webpage element (e.g. comments section)

Scroll rows of pictures on Flickr (it works for two or three columns of pictures).
The script scrolls to the next picture which is not in full view on flickr.com and it scrolls page down on other websites.

Scroll = function(){
if(window.location.hostname.match('flickr.com'))
{function InFullView(el){var rect=el.getBoundingClientRect(); 
return(rect.top >= 0 && rect.top + el.clientHeight < window.innerHeight)};
var pics=document.getElementsByClassName('photo_container pc_m');
for(i=0;i<pics.length;i++)
{if(!InFullView(pics[i]) && pics[i].getBoundingClientRect().bottom >pics[i].clientHeight )
{pics[i].scrollIntoView(); break;}}}
else
{window.scrollBy(0,window.innerHeight - 30)}
}

Add Google Translate to the right click menu

 

Friday, January 4, 2013 5:42:16 AM

customize, right click menu

Add Google Translate to the right click menu, add this code under [Hotclick Popup Menu]

Item, Google Translate="Go to page, "http://translate.google.com/#auto|en|%t", , , "Mail Compose Strikethrough""