I love the idea. It's not working for me. Violenmonkey, firefox, Linux, for what it's worth. I've been wanting something like this since I started using Lemmy.
this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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I'll give violentmonkey a try, also using Firefox on Linux, though that shouldn't be the thing that makes a difference.
Yeah, I didn't think any of that would make a difference. It's just not showing under active scripts when I'm on lemmy.one
Fixed! Turns out it didn't like the way I was doing wildcards in the URL match
I've updated the greasyfork and the repo
Just verified that it does work for me with Tampermonkey/Firefox on lemmy.one
I'll have to look into why Violentmonkey is different, this is the first I'm hearing of that extension
This is annoying. Still didn't work for me. But I uninstalled violentmonkey (not sure why I picked that one years ago, but I hadn't had any issues before. I installed tampermonkey and it seems to be working for me. Thanks!
That's good that you got it working in the end. I was able to reproduce the bug and successfully test it using Violentmonkey. They're clearly doing some things differently.
Tampermonkey has far better UX in my opinion
You could also use a ublock filter. Example:
lemm.ee##.post-listings .post-listing:has(.post-title:has-text(/twitter|reddit/i))
That still leaves the hr element between each post