RedditRepostSleuth
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RedditRepostSleuth
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Chrome extension to help detect reposts from the same page
While there are several tools one can use to check for reposts, repostsleuth is one of the first things I use as a moderator when I need to do that. However having to navigate between reddit and repostsleuth.com is annoying. This extension can be used to check for reposts of a certain post from the same page and adds a "repost check" button to posts, the interface allows you to alter match % as well.
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The NewToReddit Encyclopaedia Redditica v2
You might think you’re the first to post something cool you saw on Instagram. You probably won’t be. Use the Search function on a sub before posting to make sure you aren’t the umpteenth person that day to post it. Some subs also have strict rules about reposting. Use https://repostsleuth.com to check if and when your post was last posted on Reddit. You can also type: u/repostsleuthbot as a top-level comment in an existing post, and the bot should then comment if it is a repost or not. r/RepostSleuthBot.
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Using LoggerAdapter To Trace Over Multiple Modules
The search results are filtered by all functions in this module
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Here's an article that might be of interest
Yesterday, Search by Image gained support for Repost Sleuth
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Microsoft Java
if you're not a spambot, please check your non-OC posts on repostsleuth.com before posting them
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Boost for Reddit 1.12.0 - Create multiple image posts, view reddit polls, a new widget for your home screen, better private messaging, post drafts and many QOL improvements!
In my experience Repostsleuth gives much better results than Karmadecay and the search url is just https://repostsleuth.com/search?url=
newsit
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Update 4: RedReader granted non-commercial accessibility exemption
On Firefox there is Newsit & Reddit Checker.
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Nyxt browser annotations beat pen and paper, believe me
Something I've always wanted to work on was a browser extension that allowed things like this to happen collaboratively. There's stuff like PeerLibrary[0] that lets you annotate things as a group, but it's limited to publications and things you upload. Nyxt seems to meet what I want but lacks the collaborative aspect I'm looking for.
There's a couple of Browser extensions that have sorta tried to accomplish this before. Epiverse[1] seems to be the most polished one so far. It originally intended to allow any user to comment on any webpage. But it found that without existing content, few found it useful. So eventually the creator just parsed to see if the webpage was posted on Reddit or Hackernews. The original purpose of it ended up being too expensive to host so it ended up just becoming a HN/Reddit parser. Which, tbh, is basically what I want to build at this point. I'd love to contribute to the project, but I don't have much time and it's closed source
The other similar extensions also just parse HN/Reddit like Newsit[2] (which is open-source) and Thredd[3] (which only parses Reddit). My only real addition to this is that I'd like to include the ability to parse more than just Reddit and HN. I wanna create a discussion aggregator. There's similar sites like Lobste.rs and Lemmy.ml that could also be parsed, but obviously that's not the full extent of where discussions happen around a webpage.
I don't think I have it figured out, and I don't know if anyone ever will, but I think there's a lot to gain if someone is able to someday harness that feeling that you get when you read something really good or find something really cool and wanna see how others responded
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Here's an article that might be of interest
I often use Newsit to tell whether something has been posted.
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Show HN: Privacy-preserving browser extension linking to HN discussion
Nice, so it periodically retrieves a list of HN posts and queries that list locally, so you're not telling algolia any specific site details.
There are millions of posts on HN, how many submissions does it retrieve? Surely if you find an obscure site, it might not be in the local list.
Maybe you could just always query many urls together, with only 1 of them being the real url you want. That would make it hard to track too.
Also I made a similar extension, but it queries sources on every page load.
(extension) https://newsit.benwinding.com/
(source) https://github.com/benwinding/newsit
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Ask HN: Is anyone still using Gulp?
Yeah that's true, I mean I use gulp for browser extension builds, as there's a few random tasks (img compression, copying files, babel) that need to be done in order to build cross platform. Would be a pain in webpack.
My example: https://github.com/benwinding/newsit/blob/master/gulpfile.js
What are some alternatives?
search-by-image - Browser extension for reverse image search, available for Chrome, Edge and Safari
minwiz - Minimal starter kit for under 2 KB sites
reddit-awards - A collection of High-Quality Reddit Awards with coins, names, descriptions, categories, and art.
log-context-injection-test
repostchecker - From the same page, check whether a Reddit post can be detected as a repost using the undocumented repostsleuth API, with ease. Chrome extension. Reddit API changes have probably affected this.
Reddit-Enhancement-Suite - Reddit Enhancement Suite
hackernews-button - Privacy-preserving Firefox extension linking to Hacker News discussion; built with Bloom filters and WebAssembly
xorfilter - Go library implementing binary fuse and xor filters
thredd - Collaborative Browsing
openjdk - Microsoft Build of OpenJDK
promnesia - Another piece of your extended mind