idk, I haven't heard of that before nor used it, however fafilter has more features and seems more comfortable to use since you have to edit the sourcecode in my script.

There's an FF Filter extension? Can you link it?

Currently it kinda sorta works, in a tiny way. Basically, it darkens the field of anything you put in your list of things to ignore, it doesn't actually check or hide them like it should. Just letting you know the status of the script on the beta theme.

I'll look into it

Faster my slave minion faster! :o (kiddingofcourse) :P

Had no time to do it earlier, but I can confirm it not working on the beta theme.

However that some lines are displayed darker is a feature of FA so allow selecting all Steaming Journals. Just press "Select Streams" on the bottom and those darker entries get selected.

Also I'm surprised anyone actually uses my script.

Your script is far better than anything FA is going to have for a long time I'm fairly sure. It'd be nice if Dragoneer would get the coding team to actually put your script's functionality directly into the site but, I dunno.

I like most that I can specify things I don't want to see, while white listing so "ych" is blacklisted unless it has the word "result" in it too. "ych result" would be allowed even if ych is blacklisted. (explaining since I'm gonna link this to Dragoneer)

The other thing I like is that it lets me hide all, so I don't even see what will be removed when I click remove. Something that could be a toggleable option on the site.

This site could due with scriptaculous and jquery. :P Everything here is so old school page reloads all the time and stuff. Can't comment and have the comment pop up without refreshing the entire page, same for watching and all. :P

> Everything here is so old school page reloads all the time and stuff.

I actually prefer that over sites overloaded with JS. At least this allows me to open 100+ submissions (without flash) in Tabs on limited system resources, whereas something JS heavy like flickr or Twitter gets critical after 10 or 20.

limited resources = 7year old Laptop with 3GB RAM

Well it's not particularly the scripts that overload a machine I believe, it's if those scripts load a lot of crap in them too like trying to load ads to bypass adblock technology or perhaps loading a lot of heavy graphics such as custom image frames around every comment and special effects. I just want some instant scripts that will post a comment without refreshing the page, or perhaps I can click watch and the button changes to -watch without refreshing the page with a popup notification that says "user watched" or "failed because blocked" if it failed. Those are extremely easy light weight things to do, that even I myself might be able to implement if I wanted to try.