would have asked in the block user extension thread but it's nearly 2 yrs since the last post

anyone made/know how to make one for Chrome real quick?

1/6/2011 10:03:05 AM

i spent a few minutes trying to port it once, but i believe frosh was using some Mozilla-specific features so it was going to take some work

1/6/2011 10:13:40 AM

shucks/rats/züt!

1/6/2011 10:28:47 AM

i also spent a few minutes trying to port it once, but i believe frosh was using some Mozilla-specific features so it was going to take some work

1/6/2011 3:56:56 PM

i spent a few minutes reading about people trying to port it once, but frosh said he was using some Mozilla-specific features so it was going to take some work

1/6/2011 5:47:22 PM

Ain't no umlaut in zut

1/6/2011 5:49:19 PM

it's a halfway crook

1/6/2011 8:36:11 PM

I started looking up how to do it, then I got lazy.

1/6/2011 11:01:31 PM

I berated Frosh for not making it platform-agnostic




but that didnt sway him into making it platform-agnostic

1/9/2011 1:02:02 AM

I suppose I could've written it to work on any implementation of JavaScript, but I had three very good reasons not to!

1. A very fast, native implementation of foreach in Firefox.

2. Native JSON support in Firefox.

3. It's much more than a user blocker, which is a feature I personally dislike and don't care to support, and I wrote the script mostly for myself. I use Firefox, and fuck y'all broke bitches, you can kiss my ass.

1/12/2011 4:20:24 PM

FroshKiller admits to being a fan of memory leaks ITT

1/12/2011 10:35:47 PM

In 3.6+, you're not gonna see memory leaks unless you have some bunk old version of Java and a bunch of add-ons installed. Besides, it's called RAM—it's not expensive.

1/13/2011 8:35:47 AM

Quote :

"In 3.6+, you're not gonna see memory leaks unless you have some bunk old version of Java and a bunch of add-ons installed."

I thought that was the appeal of Firefox. If you're not using an ass load of add-ons, why use it? Excluding IE, really any browser will be faster and better.

1/13/2011 6:07:58 PM

There are many reasons to use Firefox! I only use four add-ons myself, though. One of those is Firebug, which is far superior to Chrome's built-in dev tools.

I guess the most important reason is because I don't like the idea of relying on a browser built by a gigantic advertising company!

1/14/2011 7:01:53 AM

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"One of those is Firebug, which is far superior to Chrome's built-in dev tools."

this is a false statement and I DEMAND that you take it back.

1/15/2011 2:35:03 PM