Sorry there was a typo in the new script, just download again from here and you should be in business.
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nexibello
January 24, 2007 at 11:15 am
Works! Great job. If you ever run for president (of whatever…), you’ve got my vote :D
Sure it’s just chance and it’s because of some poor escaping on my part that it doesn’t work. The quick workaround is to type about:config into the address bar and then find the key greasemonkey.scriptvals./Google Groups Killfile.MeFiBl by putting that in the filter box. Edit that key value to include your username: so add %FFbad’username to the end and it should work fine. The %FF is the delimit character so be sure to include it. Hope this helps :)
Works! Great job. If you ever run for president (of whatever…), you’ve got my vote :D
Thanks & have a nice day
nexibello
Hi Damian,
I’ve really appreciated your sw. Now it works exactly as before the Google move.
Thank you so much!
Greetings from Italy
Milton
I’ve been trying to kill a user posting tons to cam.misc
http://groups.google.com/group/cam.misc/topics?lnk=gschg
and it didn’t seem to be working. But I’ve just noticed that their name includes a single quote:
Deeandre’ Babydaddy
so it’s terminating the start quote early, like this:
javascript:_GoogleKillFile_Set(‘Deeandre’ Babydaddy’);
and not working.
This could be a deliberate attempt to get past your script, or just chance. Can it be fixed?
Other than that, it’s great.
Sure it’s just chance and it’s because of some poor escaping on my part that it doesn’t work. The quick workaround is to type about:config into the address bar and then find the key greasemonkey.scriptvals./Google Groups Killfile.MeFiBl by putting that in the filter box. Edit that key value to include your username: so add %FFbad’username to the end and it should work fine. The %FF is the delimit character so be sure to include it. Hope this helps :)