Tumblr Tumview Linker userscript

Add Tumview link on Tumblr and vice versa. Works on Tumblr sites and custom domains, such as kumi.web.id, dbsw.net, thedsgnblog.com, etc.

Compatibility

Installations

Install from userscripts.org

Screenshots

Tumview link on Tumblr Tumblr link on Tumvuew

Version history

  • 3.0
    1. Shows Tumblr buttons if it’s hidden by the theme.
    2. Added tag in Tumblr link on Tumview if it’s showing tagged images.
  • 2.3
    1. Fixed: Tumview button not always shown.
    2. Removed button icon because it made Tumview button not visible on some themes.
  • 2.2 – Added button icon.
  • 2.1 – Refactored.
  • 2.0 – Added link back to Tumblr on Tumview.
  • 1.1 – Fixed regexp.
  • 1.0 – Initial release.

[UPDATED] Standalone Image Background and Transparency userscript

Change standalone image background and show its transparency on Mozilla Firefox. You can change its settings from Firefox context menu. Works on SVG images. See Limitations section below.

Compatibility

Browsers

  • Firefox 15+
  • Pale Moon 15+
  • SeaMonkey 2.12+

Extensions

Installations

Screenshots

PNG image

Before After

SVG image

Before After

Configurations

To change image background settings, right click on the page.

Firefox context menu

Change background color

To change background color, select Change Background Color on context menu
to open color setting dialog.

Color setting dialog with color picker

Please note that the color picker requires JavaScript to be enabled. However,
you can still change background color by entering any valid color value.

If you have NoScript extension, color picker will work if you allow the site
from NoScript menu.

Color setting dialog without color picker

Toggle background patterns

To toggle background patterns, check/uncheck Use Background Patterns on context menu.

Toggle image transparency

To toggle image transparency, check/uncheck Show Image Transparency on context menu.

Limitations

URL schemes

By default, this script will not run on image on local disk. To enable it:

  • Greasemonkey:
    1. Type about:config?filter=fileIsGreaseable in Location Bar and press Enter.
    2. Change extensions.greasemonkey.fileIsGreaseable value to true.
  • Scriptish:
    1. Open Scriptish options.
    2. On Sciptish options dialog, select Advanced tab.
    3. Turn on file protocol (Local files) in Additional protocols.

The script will not run on about: and chrome: schemes (e.g. about:logo, chrome://greasemonkey/skin/icon32.png) with Greasemonkey (see Greaseable schemes). But with Scriptish, you can enable it by repeating step 1 and 2 above, then turn on about protocol and chrome protocol in Additional protocols option.

SVG images

SVG images works with Greasemonkey but not with Scriptish. Context menu to configure background color, however, doesn’t work on SVG images.

Source: userscripts.org