Browser Scripts

Just to let everyone know, that the usage of userscrips isn't allowed on NulledBB.
If you feel like you want to use one to edit your theme etc, make and ask staff thread like I mentioned below.

This includes the thread made by @Remi, where you could mask your location.


It's to stop members from possibly harming NulledBB and disrupting the work of staff members.
If you're caught using a script, you'll be punished accordingly.

Before you do anything to modify your experience here on NulledBB, make an Ask Staff thread letting us know.
We'll rather take time responding to threads than handing out warnings or possibly bans.


Safe surfing.
- Staff of NulledBB

pls. policing what I'm doing with my browser is almost as bad as when Philly was banning people for using adblock on FK.

06-08-2015, 10:51 AM

Unsuspicious Wrote: pls. policing what I'm doing with my browser is almost as bad as when Philly was banning people for using adblock on FK.

If you don't want to follow the rules, you're free to leave. No one is forcing you to be here.
This is literally to stop people editing stuff they aren't meant to edit.

06-08-2015, 10:51 AM

Unsuspicious Wrote: pls. policing what I'm doing with my browser is almost as bad as when Philly was banning people for using adblock on FK.

I'm fine with userscripts which allow you to edit the theme or similar stuff. Also, I don't nor will I ever care what other forum owners do with their site.

06-08-2015, 10:58 AM

Aoki Wrote:

06-08-2015, 10:51 AM

Unsuspicious Wrote: pls. policing what I'm doing with my browser is almost as bad as when Philly was banning people for using adblock on FK.

I'm fine with userscripts which allow you to edit the theme or similar stuff. Also, I don't nor will I ever care what other forum owners do with their site.

How do you plan on policing it? It'd be relatively simple to set it to something like that fancy auto refresher you have on the homepage and leave you clueless as to whether I was actually doing it or not.

06-08-2015, 12:02 PM

Unsuspicious Wrote:

06-08-2015, 10:58 AM

Aoki Wrote:

06-08-2015, 10:51 AM

Unsuspicious Wrote: pls. policing what I'm doing with my browser is almost as bad as when Philly was banning people for using adblock on FK.

I'm fine with userscripts which allow you to edit the theme or similar stuff. Also, I don't nor will I ever care what other forum owners do with their site.

How do you plan on policing it? It'd be relatively simple to set it to something like that fancy auto refresher you have on the homepage and leave you clueless as to whether I was actually doing it or not.

Let that be our worries.

Not saying I'm going to do it, cause I am one for following instructions, but how could you honestly tell if someone is using it or not?

07-08-2015, 01:06 PM

LucidiousXIV Wrote: Not saying I'm going to do it, cause I am one for following instructions, but how could you honestly tell if someone is using it or not?

They refer to user-scripts that allow you to change dynamic values, such as changing your forum location and possibly more.
They cannot see if you are editing the theme with a plugin/extension, but if you're doing what Remi did and changing your location. I can see that quite easily, if I happen to look for it.

That's all they are adding to the rules, you can edit the theme as much as you like with a plugin/extension. :8

07-08-2015, 02:04 PM

Pulseeey Wrote:

07-08-2015, 01:06 PM

LucidiousXIV Wrote: Not saying I'm going to do it, cause I am one for following instructions, but how could you honestly tell if someone is using it or not?

They refer to user-scripts that allow you to change dynamic values, such as changing your forum location and possibly more.
They cannot see if you are editing the theme with a plugin/extension, but if you're doing what Remi did and changing your location. I can see that quite easily, if I happen to look for it.

That's all they are adding to the rules, you can edit the theme as much as you like with a plugin/extension. :8

I don't understand how you would hide your forum location.. Isn't userscripts clientside?

This is just as bad as 9/11, if Faded wasn't here this would of never happened, but oh well...