Incompatible with Nexus Premium

[MattSturgeon]

I know this might sound silly - why would anybody want this if they have Nexus Premium? However I had this installed and then later decided to briefly pay for premium (I had a lot of big mods to download and I was getting impatient!)

With this userscript still enabled and having upgraded to premium, I was no longer able to download mods. I was getting the following error when clicking Mod Manager Download:

Manual Download still worked, however it did generate an error _“The content could not be loaded”_

or on subsequent tries (without a page reload) simply just “Loading...”

Proposed solution

Perhaps the userscript could simply disable itself during initialization if it detects the user is logged in as premium?

Better yet, the userscript could probably further improve the download flow while premium by disabling this screen that sometimes shows after clicking Mod Manager Download:

That screen requires the user to click Download before anything actually happens. Usually the following screen will show instead and the download will start automatically (similar to how this userscript works without premium):

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Let me know if you need me to grab any classes or whatnot from dev tools. I also don't mind trying do debug stuff although I'll need to remind myself how to debug userscripts, iirc it's more complex than debugging normal web-page scripts.

[Uplinkpro]

This would be so helpful for premium users too, that popup is annoying >.<

[derickso]

I made a pull request for Premium support.