Ao3 tag killfilter?

[birdsflying]

I could really do with an extension similar to tumblr saviour that would not display fics with certain user specified tags when I'm browsing a03 (specifically, when I'm scrolling through a fandom tag result page) - anyone come across that?

I am prodding the sourcecode for tumblr saviour to see if I can do a quick and dirty modification but I am also mid-relocation and new job and extremely rusty with javascript, so very much a bear of little brain right now, so if anyone else has done it first, I would love to know. (and personally, the stuff I'd like to avoid, I would be unlikely to want to reveal, so if it just said 'fic removed from view' or similar, without the unhide link, as a quick modification that would also be A+)

Comments

[pocketmouse]

Right, I can't get this to work on Firefox either. Has someone gotten it to? I can't tell from the comments.

ETA: OK, it seems to work once I restart my browser. Which is more than Greasemonkey usually requires, but it works now. Thanks!

ETA2: No, I lied, it worked on one page then stopped working.

[hl]

I've managed to get it working -- I left instructions (with exactly what I did) farther up for people who don't usually use userscripts. The most common error I can find (i.e. happened to me and a couple of other people) happens when trying to avoid whitelisting anything, by leaving the line:

var whiteList = new Array('');

instead of the correct:

var whiteList = new Array();

(I.e. leaving no quote marks inside the array.)

But if you want me to test your particular combination, I can try!

[pocketmouse]

No, I've got that. I read the directions you already had in the comments.

I've got this:

function checkBlurb() {
var whiteList = new Array();
var blackList = new Array('Loki/Tony Stark', 'Steve Rogers/Thor', 'Podfic');
var whitelisted = false;
var blacklisted = false;

Maybe it's successfully blocking things that have all three of the tags, but it's not blocking things that have the individual tags.

[hl]

Very strange, can't find why! I just tried your terms just in case and it works for me.

Maybe it's the same problem than the person further up...

[pocketmouse]

Maybe some other add-on is interfering with it. I'm not sure how that would work, but if that's what it is, I don't feel like mucking around with all my add-ons enough to figure it out.

[hl]

Yeah, I don't know enough about scripts to know what could be even interfering with it.

[pocketmouse]

I figured it out! It doesn't work on https. Of course.

[hl]

Ohh, given all the issue I've had with https everywhere in the past, I should've thought of that. Thanks for letting me know!

[pocketmouse]

Yeah, I never would've figured it out if the AO3 hadn't had to turn off https.

[montanaharper]

Thank you for figuring that out! I was having the same problem and was tearing my hair out.