this userscript stopped working for me 1/2 days ago, no longer saves content of tag box tampermonkey says that it was updated 5 days ago, what broke? i did not update my browser or change anything manually
the code is showing errors in 3 lines: 33 & 34 ~ eslint: no-undef - 'Danbooru' is not defined. 72 ~ eslint: no-fallthrough - Expected a 'break' statement before 'case'
I tested the script in Chrome, and it seems the issue is caused by recent changes in Tampermonkey. Please try following the steps described at this link: https://www.tampermonkey.net/faq.php#Q209.
I tested the script in Chrome, and it seems the issue is caused by recent changes in Tampermonkey. Please try following the steps described at this link: https://www.tampermonkey.net/faq.php#Q209.
The recent script update only fixes bugs.
thank you very much for the quick reply i tried the solution in chrome (i am firefox though), but it did not work either unfortunately your other userscript for banned posts did not break with those changes, if that means something
Sorry, I don’t have enough information to pinpoint the issue at the moment, as the script works correctly in Firefox and Tampermonkey. You can try pressing F12, expanding Indexed DB under Storage, deleting AutoSavedDB, and then refreshing the page to see if that helps.
Sorry, I don’t have enough information to pinpoint the issue at the moment, as the script works correctly in Firefox and Tampermonkey. You can try pressing F12, expanding Indexed DB under Storage, deleting AutoSavedDB, and then refreshing the page to see if that helps.
thank you, i also tried that but did not work either (after it is fully deleted, it does not appear again even after reinstall or browser reset) at least i learned that hotkey shortcut is faster to pull up the console (before i use control+shitf+c), something good for the time being, i will wait for tampermonkey to make up their minds
In images featuring multiple characters, the tag list can often become chaotic and mixed. This script allows you to create groups for each character, providing visual aids that make it easier to identify which tags belong to whom.
Group Syntax in Editor: Create groups directly in the tag edit window using the groupName[ tag1 tag2 ] syntax. This feature can be easily toggled on or off with a switch.
Sidebar Management: Use the circle buttons in the sidebar to visually assign tags to existing groups or create new ones instantly.
Cloud Sync & Sharing: Utilizes IndexedDB for local storage and GitHub Gist for remote backup, enabling seamless synchronization across devices and sharing between users.
Danbooru Insights (formerly Danbooru Grass) is a comprehensive analytics suite for Danbooru users and tags. It injects GitHub-style contribution graphs and advanced dashboards directly into profile and wiki pages.
Fixed: Resolved a issue in the Hourly Distribution chart where data values would double every time the page was reloaded.
TagAnalyticsApp
This app supports for Artist, Copyright, and Character tags.
Comprehensive Tag Insights: Access a wealth of historical data and metrics(Monthly/Cumulative post count, Milestones, Uploader/Approver ranking, Pie chart for related tags, etc.)
Please note that Milestones may have slight inaccuracies.
It might be worthwhile for you to start a dedicated topic for Danbooru Insights if you're pushing this many updates on it so it's easier to track development than posting them all in this megathread which in turn could drown out other posts, particularly if you're posting your changelogs as completely new posts. BrokenEagle made one for EventListener for example (topic #14747). It's also helpful for discussion and feedback on the script directly.
Userscript that scans the artists of newly uploaded Pixiv illustrations and checks which of them already exist on Danbooru, highlighting them with a green outline. If an artist is on Danbooru but has any post tagged as ai-generated or ai-assisted, the script highlights them in orange instead.
Edit: I know this userscript might be a bit drastic since it filters everything; I actually created it primarily for searching through very popular tags. If you prefer something less invasive, version 1.0 works the same way without hiding any posts.
This is an example script to demonstrate using the post versions API to fetch new versions in a continuous manner. You could also consider it: Post Versions - the unofficial tutorial. The readme file explains the technique in depth, I recommend reading it if you're planning to use the versions API and you aren't already intimately familiar with its facets.
I created this because it occurred to me that most of the information covered here was not written anywhere else, which is a serious concern given how much room for error this API presents. I hope it helps future implementers access the versions API with a greater level of robustness.
Anyone know if there's a script that restores the ability to blacklist pools?
I do have a userscript that is an alternative to Danbooru's blacklist handler (topic #14221). It doesn't currently handle pools, but I could add that capability, if there isn't any other userscript out there that already does this.
Tracks the journey from source platform to Danbooru by showing when the artwork was originally published, when the media asset was uploaded, and when the post was created. Supports links from Pixiv, X(Twitter), and Bluesky for now.
This script can help you understand uploader (or artist) tendencies — whether they carefully tag before hitting Submit, whether they're a sniper, whether they're uploading artwork that was originally published long ago, or racing to upload the latest works within seconds.
Tracks the journey from source platform to Danbooru by showing when the artwork was originally published, when the media asset was uploaded, and when the post was created. Supports links from Pixiv, X(Twitter), and Bluesky for now.
This script can help you understand uploader (or artist) tendencies — whether they carefully tag before hitting Submit, whether they're a sniper, whether they're uploading artwork that was originally published long ago, or racing to upload the latest works within seconds.
This is a neat userscript. One question, on post #10988248 it says it was posted one year after the asset was created but I hadn't started uploading yet a year ago. I'm guessing this means someone else made it an asset and never got around to posting it?
Tracks the journey from source platform to Danbooru by showing when the artwork was originally published, when the media asset was uploaded, and when the post was created. Supports links from Pixiv, X(Twitter), and Bluesky for now.
This script can help you understand uploader (or artist) tendencies — whether they carefully tag before hitting Submit, whether they're a sniper, whether they're uploading artwork that was originally published long ago, or racing to upload the latest works within seconds.
Even if it's just a userscript, something that tracks the date of a specific source's post date is something I always wanted, so I really appreciate the effort that went into this.
...Also, wow I had my latest Pinterest dive treasures in my assets for a whole week? Sheesh, I must be losing my edge or something. Or just more busy.
