ameboide
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11 years ago This sounds more like an enhancement for the Greasemonkey user-excludes (like Ctrl+clicking multiple includes to user-exclude them, or manually enter a list of comma separated values)
As a workaround, you can "inject" your exclusions in the script settings:
- go to any supported site and click on the "Settings" button
- at the bottom of the settings, choose "Import/Export - ALL data" and copy that text (save it somewhere just in case)
- at the end of that text (but before the last
}), for each of the sites you want to exclude add the following:,"excludedwebsite.com":{"confpag":"dis"}(without thewww.) - paste the modified text in the same textbox from which you copied it (or repeat steps 1 and 2 in case you closed it) and press OK
Sorry, keybinds on the site caused a premature submit.
Possibly add the ability to paste a bunch of excludes for sites and have it parse to not run any code on them. I know there's an option there already, but I would have to do that manually, and the only fast way i can do it now is to edit the script with each release. (which is hard since the @include list is not in any specific order (If I have some free time, I'll fix that for you) and I only want to script to run on comic aggregation sites, where my sole purpose on the site is to read >25 pages of something I haven't heard of before being referred)
I don't mean disable entirely like greasemonkey user_excludes (they don't have binds though, so it would take a while to enter all of the sites) just don't run if the site is on a saved list of excluded sites (which is maintained between updates)