BitcoinTalk++ script - v0.2.96

[Evolyn]

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1. while chat disabled, hide the quote in chat buttons.
2. option to hide toggle auto-refresh button.
3. a toggle chat button to disable/enable chat next to the toggle auto-refresh button (hideable in options, too) (I noticed the hide/show button, but I want to toggle the whole chat thing)

Done in 0.2.47

Very nice! Thank you :>

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[whiskers75]

I just added another note to Evolyn.

Wut? ^.-

Nice work jackjack!

Well, I have a few suggestions:

1. while chat disabled, hide the quote in chat buttons.
2. option to hide toggle auto-refresh button.
3. a toggle chat button to disable/enable chat next to the toggle auto-refresh button (hideable in options, too) (I noticed the hide/show button, but I want to toggle the whole chat thing)

Done in 0.2.47

* whiskers75 what about my whiskchat idea?

[jackjack]

I told you, I'll definitely look at this but after fixing the Chrome problem

[whiskers75]

Also, being able to automatically GPG sign messages would be nice.

[jackjack]

Also, being able to automatically GPG sign messages would be nice.

That's something I considered but I finally thought that nobody would trust a userscript for any cryptography use

If there is some demand I can look at what can be done though

[Mitchell]

Also, being able to automatically GPG sign messages would be nice.

That's something I considered but I finally thought that nobody would trust a userscript for any cryptography use

It's javascript, so everybody can checkout the source (I occasionally check the script for suspicious stuff, haha). That is why I don't see a reason to not do it.

[jackjack]

Also, being able to automatically GPG sign messages would be nice.

That's something I considered but I finally thought that nobody would trust a userscript for any cryptography use

It's javascript, so everybody can checkout the source (I occasionally check the script for suspicious stuff, haha). That is why I don't see a reason to not do it.

Another problem is the implementation. I know that I can include external scripts but I really like the script being dependency-free. GPG will likely require a solid library though.
Otherwise I could ask for a passphrase and get a Bitcoin address from it, that would be used to sign/encrypt messages.
Give me your thoughts, hopefully we will find a compromise.

BTW that's great someone is checking the code!
Tell me if anything is unclear, I know that my code can be pretty obscure (even for me sometimes)

[Mitchell]

Also, being able to automatically GPG sign messages would be nice.

That's something I considered but I finally thought that nobody would trust a userscript for any cryptography use

It's javascript, so everybody can checkout the source (I occasionally check the script for suspicious stuff, haha). That is why I don't see a reason to not do it.

Another problem is the implementation. I know that I can include external scripts but I really like the script being dependency-free. GPG will likely require a solid library though.
Otherwise I could ask for a passphrase and get a Bitcoin address from it, that would be used to sign/encrypt messages.
Give me your thoughts, hopefully we will find a compromise.

Hmmm, well importing isn't recommended and asking for a passhrase which returns a Bitcoin address can be obtained when it isn't send on a HTTPS connection. I, personally, would use the most filthy trick there is. Just copy paste the whole GPG library into the script. Hahaha.

BTW that's great someone is checking the code!
Tell me if anything is unclear, I know that my code can be pretty obscure (even for me sometimes)

It's clear enough to me. I can see the logic of it and what it does. How it works exactly isn't that important (as long as it works).

[nimda]

Otherwise I could ask for a passphrase and get a Bitcoin address from it, that would be used to sign/encrypt messages.

Now there's an idea. Check out the source of bitaddress.org for starters.

[jackjack]

Also, being able to automatically GPG sign messages would be nice.

That's something I considered but I finally thought that nobody would trust a userscript for any cryptography use

It's javascript, so everybody can checkout the source (I occasionally check the script for suspicious stuff, haha). That is why I don't see a reason to not do it.

Another problem is the implementation. I know that I can include external scripts but I really like the script being dependency-free. GPG will likely require a solid library though.
Otherwise I could ask for a passphrase and get a Bitcoin address from it, that would be used to sign/encrypt messages.
Give me your thoughts, hopefully we will find a compromise.

Hmmm, well importing isn't recommended and asking for a passhrase which returns a Bitcoin address can be obtained when it isn't send on a HTTPS connection. I, personally, would use the most filthy trick there is. Just copy paste the whole GPG library into the script. Hahaha.

The passphrase wouldn't go to the server
And I'll definitely not copy paste a whole library

Otherwise I could ask for a passphrase and get a Bitcoin address from it, that would be used to sign/encrypt messages.

Now there's an idea. Check out the source of bitaddress.org for starters.

Thanks, I hope it's not huge

[DeboraMeeks]

That's a pretty cool script,It might be useful in the future but according to the picture it takes the price from Mtgox? can't you select the exchanger to import BTC price from.

[Mitchell]

That's a pretty cool script,It might be useful in the future but according to the picture it takes the price from Mtgox? can't you select the exchanger to import BTC price from.

You can get a price from Mt.Gox, BitStamp, BTC-e, BitCoinAverage and Bitonic (useful if you live in The Netherlands).

[jackjack]

Yep
You can even ask me to add a new price source

Would you like something like "favorites posts" or "favorites threads" or "favorites users"?

[joesmoe2012]

For the note box that pops up (i'm in firefox now, its working Please make the text box much bigger, and have the current notes restored into it, so when you want to add a small note to someon and yo ualready have some notes on them, you don't have to start all over.

Make the text box like 5 rows or something so that it's big enough to see multiple notes at once

Also, the photo uploading still isn't working for me, even with firefox (so i couldn't get it to work for firefox nor chrome).

[jackjack]

For the note box that pops up (i'm in firefox now, its working Please make the text box much bigger, and have the current notes restored into it, so when you want to add a small note to someon and yo ualready have some notes on them, you don't have to start all over.

Make the text box like 5 rows or something so that it's big enough to see multiple notes at once

Also, the photo uploading still isn't working for me, even with firefox (so i couldn't get it to work for firefox nor chrome).

Yeah I didn't find yet what is bad in Chrome (didn't have much time either)
Ok for the text box

I didn't notice the image uplaod was broken, working on it

[joesmoe2012]

Please please please an ignore topic function

[jackjack]

Well, recent events tend to prove that SSL is shit.



The new priorities are: short tasks/fixes, then JJL, then Chrome bugs

Please please please an ignore topic function

• Fix image upload
• Ignore topics
• JJL implementation
• Chrome bugs

Please note I can't develop before Saturday, so don't expect anything until then

How does JJL work?
The server has a Bitcoin address and the corresponding private key.
Each JJL-protected page is a JSON that has the following syntax:

Code:

{"address":"1aDdrESS", "signature":"GhdkoEdj838DHslslDIZE8h65EE29", "response":"This is the actual response, it can be a stringified JSON too"}

Obviously, the page is accepted ONLY IF signature is a signature of response by address AND address is the correct address for the server

How will BT++ implement that?
The address of the server will be written inside. In case of emergency/whatever, it can be changed.

[joesmoe2012]

Report suspicious person doesn't work in chrome either.

I tried using FF for a few days, but hate it.

[Mitchell]

joesmoe2012, I just reported you as a suspicious account and it works for me. (JackJack, please remove it, haha'
I use Chrome 30.0.1599.101m and the latest Tampermonkey extension.

[joesmoe2012]

joesmoe2012, I just reported you as a suspicious account and it works for me. (JackJack, please remove it, haha'
I use Chrome 30.0.1599.101m and the latest Tampermonkey extension.

On OS X?

Does the add note feature work for you?