The Chrome Thread

**SBfreak** · 11.07.12, 16:16

Is there no Greasemonkey for this browser? I didn't find it!

Chrome doesn't need Greasemonkey

**yoco** · 11.07.12, 16:56

So how do I install scripts then?

**anon** · 11.07.12, 19:40

Install / Uninstall User Script on Google Chrome | Ooiks's Blog

And there is a Greasemonkey clone addon called Tampermonkey.

**Master Razor** · 12.07.12, 13:50

Is there a way to edit cookies to last longer?
I want to open the bookmark folder with all my accounts in chrome in a way that will automatically enter my accounts. For this to work, the cookies need to be valid, right?

If they are set to a short period of time, is there any way to extend them?

**anon** · 12.07.12, 14:54

Try Edit This Cookie. Then you set the expiration date for the cookies of those sites to some distant date in the future. That will make them persistent, and you should stay logged in unless the server deletes them or invalidates your session.

**Master Razor** · 12.07.12, 17:05

For keepass usage, is Url In Title the best there is for displaying the domain in title?

I find that some websites do not work with it. For instance demonoid and yahoo mail will not autofill. Even if though the tab title is the same as the url field inside keepass.

**Master Razor** · 22.11.12, 18:08

I have a text file filled with URLs that I want to block in chrome. How can I do it without using adblock?
I want something lite that just does its job without other stuff included.

What about displaying the URL as title? Do you know anything better than than URL in Title extension?

**anon** · 22.11.12, 18:45

Originally Posted by Master Razor

I have a text file filled with URLs that I want to block in chrome. How can I do it without using adblock?
I want something lite that just does its job without other stuff included.

The Iron fork has a built-in ad blocker. Just drop a series of strings in adblock.ini and no URL containing them will be loaded.

**Master Razor** · 17.03.13, 23:30

I'd like to group my opened sites and reduce clutter. Some may call this a browser session.
The real question is: how to save my current session to a file and open it when needed?

I have found this extension but it seems bloated.
Could this be achieved using chrome's built in functionality? If not, do you any lightweight solution?

**BrianBosworth** · 18.03.13, 06:03

The only reliable lightweight solution that I could find is this.
I personally prefer Tabcloud, but it doesn't work for everyone.

**Master Razor** · 18.03.13, 17:40

TabCloud sessions are stored on a server. I don't really like the sound of that.
What if I'm navigating multiple warez sites?

Quote from the author of Tab Outliner:

In short, when I started using this extension for myself I managed to drop my constantly open tabs count from ~800 to ~80.

WTF?! 800 tabs?!

He must have a hell of a pc to manage that amount of tabs.

Thanks Brian! I love Tabs Outliner, I'm so happy

Do you guys know any good extension for downloading media from sites like youtube? If possible, a some-what universal solution that will work on other sites as well.

I'm interested in the best there is regardless of whether it is a program, an extension, a site etc. etc.

**yoco** · 18.03.13, 22:55

I use Internet Download Manager for videos! I really like it!

**anon** · 18.03.13, 23:10

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/130917

That's what I'm currently using.

Since it's somewhat related: recently it so happens that whenever I use the seekbar on YouTube, the video stops and has to rebuffer again, even if I seek backwards. This problem is related to the player used on the watch page: embedded videos use a different one and work fine. Anyone else with the same problem?

**BrianBosworth** · 18.03.13, 23:37

Originally Posted by anon

SaveTube for Greasemonkey

That's what I'm currently using.

Since it's somewhat related: recently it so happens that whenever I use the seekbar on YouTube, the video stops and has to rebuffer again, even if I seek backwards. This problem is related to the player used on the watch page: embedded videos use a different one and work fine. Anyone else with the same problem?

Happens to me all the time.

**anon** · 19.03.13, 01:02

Then it's a YouTube fuck-up. Surprised they haven't fixed already, as it uses their bandwidth too when redownloading.

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/101753

That worked for me to change to the old player on Firefox. There are also countless scripts to replace Flash with a plugin of your choice too.