Hi there; I recently installed this userscript because I wanted to have a way to exclude some pairings and freeform tags, but I'm not sure I know how to use it. So I start from the works page, search something - I see several filters are used in the example screenshot at the same time, both without any commas or other punctuation; two-word keywords in quotes. Clear so far. I click on the works button and clear the filters, ok.
Is there a way to go back and add a filter? Because it doesn't seem to be possible. Say I added several filters, and they didn't work out, giving me 0 results. If I hit a back button, the page just reloads and brings me back to my zero results. I have to clear the filters and start over. Yes?
With ao3 savior, can I e.g. blacklist relationships, not just tags and authors? And how exactly do I edit it, just add my keywords in the square brackets in the CONFIG section? It does not seem to be working for me. Or maybe it is, but I don't know what it's supposed to look, so I can't recognize it.
(Sorry if I'm rambling and if I've missed something obvious; I find it easier to figure something out if I go through it out loud as if I'm asking someone questions.)
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Date: 2013-07-31 12:59 am (UTC)Is there a way to go back and add a filter? Because it doesn't seem to be possible. Say I added several filters, and they didn't work out, giving me 0 results. If I hit a back button, the page just reloads and brings me back to my zero results. I have to clear the filters and start over. Yes?
With ao3 savior, can I e.g. blacklist relationships, not just tags and authors? And how exactly do I edit it, just add my keywords in the square brackets in the CONFIG section? It does not seem to be working for me. Or maybe it is, but I don't know what it's supposed to look, so I can't recognize it.
(Sorry if I'm rambling and if I've missed something obvious; I find it easier to figure something out if I go through it out loud as if I'm asking someone questions.)