Cycle between songs
!set vision=a.play-ctrl.play
Cycle between songs
!set vision=a.play-ctrl.play
io9.com : a.dcolor
Selects the headlines on the front page of http://www.smh.com.au/, avoiding most of the stuff that I don’t want to read.
Unfortunately, this does not include the main articles on the category pages, because they use the same jQuery selector (div.wof>h3>a) as many of the things I want to avoid on the main page.
This works reasonably well for me:
div.cN-storyHeadlineLead:not(.storyRHS)>h3>a, ul.cT-wireNews>li>a, ul.featuredStoriesList>li>a, div.wof>p>a, h3.cN-storyHeadlineOnly>a
Cycles through posts on any TypePad blog:
typepad.com : h3.entry-header>a
The following version additionally highlights the links to the previous/next pages:
typepad.com : h3.entry-header>a,span.pager-left>a,span.pager-right>a
More effective procrastination
digg.com : div.news-summary:not(.sponsored) h3>a, div.news-full a.offsite
Super tweaked selector for Github.
Selects issue, wiki or commit links on Dashboard, issues on issue list and commits in projects’ “Commit” view
github.com : .message>a:not(a:contains(Compare)),a:contains(issue),code>a,a:contains(News Feed):not(.selected):not(.feed),a:contains(Your Actions):not(.selected),div.message>pre>a,a.issue_title,span:contains(started) + a,span:contains(created) + a
torrentz.com/search : .results dl>dt>a
Go through torrentz.com search results.
wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special : .mw-search-results a
This will cycle through search results on any English-language wikipedia search site. (Not just en.wikipedia.org, but also, for example, simple.wikipedia.org)
Change the part after title= to work on other languages, e.g. for german make it wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Spezial
You could also get rid of the part after title= to make it work for all languages, but that could have unexpected results on non-search pages. For example, if you do it on an edit page, you’ll get “Couldn’t find any elements on the page.”
Cycles through posts on any Blogger blog.
blogspot.com : h3.post-title.entry-title>a
Okay, this one’s for browsing Facebook. There are still a few problems, but it’s working well for the most part. The main roadblock was that the News Feed page works differently than viewing a single friend’s Wall.
News Feed:
Stories are selected with *.GenericStory
Story times (which are the only links to the actual story itself) are selected with *.GenericStory_Time
Friend’s Wall:
Stories are selected with *.UIStory (which can also work on the News Feed, strangely)
Story times are selected with *.UIIntentionalStory_Time
Both:
You can throw in the ‘Older Posts’ link at the bottom with *a:contains("Older Posts"), allowing you to move to – duh – older stories.