userscripts VS uBO-Scriptlets

You linked to the Github page, not the script itself: https://github.com/Farow/userscripts/raw/master/reddit-highlight-new-comments.user.js

Add in a few Tampermonkey scripts like highlight-new-comments and Load 'Continue this thread' inline. Next thing you know, the UI is almost not completely horrible.

I use this by Farow. It works with Violentmonkey and Tamper Monkey.

// ==UserScript== // @name Image replacer // @namespace https://github.com/Farow/userscripts // @description Replaces images // @include * // @version 1.0.0 // @grant none // ==/UserScript== let lookup_table = { 'lookup': 'replacement', }; for (let image of document.getElementsByTagName('img')) { for (let query in lookup_table) { if (image.src == query) { image.src = lookup_table[query]; } } }

You can try this: https://github.com/Farow/userscripts/blob/master/reddit-fade-seen-links.user.js

doesn allow running scriptlets https://github.com/uBlock-user/uBO-Scriptlets

This won't be for everyone, but I think it's neat. You'll need to set up uBO-Scriptlets , but then if you add these to your filter list, you can have a normal home button. How often are you really using the other options in that dropdown?

I can only see something like this if I visit the mobile site. I get a popup, telling me to download the app and an overlay which greys everything else. If I'm not logged in, I can disable it using uBO-Scriptlets and adding www.reddit.com##+js(rsre, shreddit-experience-tree) to my filter list. Open up the inspector, and if you have a bunch of "#shadow-root (open)" tags in your html, this will fix it.

To stop that connection request from occuring you will need a scriptlet that traps XHRs, see --https://github.com/uBlock-user/uBO-Scriptlets/blob/master/scriptlets.js#L490

Yes, you will have to do like I did at https://github.com/uBlock-user/uBO-Scriptlets and then use it in uBO filters, this is for advanced users only.

Note: anti-adblock stuff can be harder to deal with, because they know how to defeat basic methods. And I'm not good at those either, but I know that it's often all about scriptlets. That's javascript and I don't know much about that.