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 Tom Anderson |
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November 20, 2011 05:17:40pm |
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IAFT Greasemonkey Plugin makes IA usable |
I published a new version my greasemonkey script, IAFT, for archive.org and I wanted to remind folks it's available and very handy for the llama.
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/107166Greasemonkey allows foreign javascript to run on the sites you use most to improve your experience. There are tens of thousands of scripts but this is the only one for archive.org.
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Tom Anderson |
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January 01, 2012 12:00:01am |
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Happy New Years |
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Dupenhagen Moonbat |
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January 01, 2012 02:15:49pm |
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Re: IAFT Greasemonkey Plugin makes IA usable |
Cool tool, but would you kindly elaborate on xsl > xml and provide an xsl example or two?
Thanks, and Happy New Year!
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Tom Anderson |
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January 01, 2012 06:41:45pm |
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Re: IAFT Greasemonkey Plugin makes IA usable |
I am not adept at XSL and will provide no examples. I suggest creation of a tool to completely replace archive.org's detail pages because there is no effort made, obviously, by archive.org to make the site a better place.
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Tom Anderson |
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January 01, 2012 07:34:08pm |
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Re: IAFT Greasemonkey Plugin makes IA usable |
I should say more about XSL. In an ideal world a passionate and talented individual will step forward to write the XSL to parse archive.org's XML but there are inconsistencies in the XML and the person that can do this will be a talent indeed. Such a volunteer is a dream of mine and I would work with them to make my idea reality.
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