I've written a Greasemonkey script for Firefox that corrects, on-the-fly, a couple of minor (and I emphasize "minor") hiccups in the way that links are presented here on the OLF.
The "hiccups" that get fixed are:
- The little
button that is supposed to take you to the most recent post in a forum topic loads the topic correctly but doesn't actually move down to the most recent post. This only seems to affect Firefox and may not affect all versions. - When viewing the threaded list of posts for any given topic, clicking on a specific post should take you directly to that post within the topic. Instead, it takes you to the very top of the topic page. I think this affects both Firefox and Internet Explorer.
Like I said, these are just minor things that most of us probably don't even notice, but they were easy to fix with GreaseMonkey and I thought I'd share the script.
So, for those of you who use Firefox and are interested, here's a direct link to the script:
http://files.scottallyn.com/temp/olftweaks.user.js
You'll need to have the GreaseMonkey Extension installed for this to work, in which case you can just right-click on the above link and select "Install This User Script...". You can also click on the link (it's a plain text file) and select the "Install" button at the top of the resulting page (still assuming that GreaseMonkey is installed).
