Version 2.7.1: Chrome Store
Version 2.7.1:  Firefox Store

1) It allows for a pulse every 24 hours.  you can see the multiple pulses, but others only see the first one (that registered).   I can add a "delayed" feedback that tells you if you already voted, but is that necessary?   If you forgot you pulsed and you pulse again, take the dopamine hit and run! 

2) The entire site is a giant ranking system!   If you click the "Report Center" link, or just visit https://shadowpulse.live, you'll see eight different reports right now.   Six for ranking bitcointalk content, one for ranking extension users and one that will show you ranking history.

Ok, so I take it you have an onion address to check the stats but not an extension for Tor browser.

So far I have been using this extension, no issue/bug/glitch from my end. The floating UI panel is better than the previous one, minimal and less eyesoring. As for the voting machanism that was also easy to use, right alongside the merit button. My most liked feature would be the report center, everthing is cleanly organised there.

I had one or two questions though! How often the graph is updated? Is it real time? (can't remember the 2nd one )

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This is the previous thread by Vod - Announcing ShadowPulse - a Bitcointalk Alternative Recogition Tool, explaining the basic functionality and purpose of this tool.

Thanks for all the comments.

The real objective of the project?  Sounds sinister!    Originally I wanted to see what I could develop in AI (see my topic in PD) but recently I've become disenchanted with the centralization of the merit system.  I surf a lot while developing and I come across posts with new ideas.  I prefer novel ideas or information over the regular conversational post.  But most often I'm out of sMerit because I'm not a source; I don't want to be a source again.   I struggle to merit a good post while I see sources dumping double digits on posts like "bitcoin to the moon!".  It's tied to forum growth and income.  It's political and commercial.  It's no longer a merit system.

This project is an attempt at Alternative Recognition.  It separates itself from the merit system in a superior way (from a freedom and privacy pov).  "Shadow" indicates the anonymity of the pulser - you can actually mark a post you like without worrying about consequences.   The reports are real time (on page refresh for now) and superior to the merit system.   However - you need an extension to use it.  :/   It will require promotion to reach a critical level, and I'm hoping the non-refresh front page will eventually start showing some fun animations.  "Pulse" indicates a temp shock to the network - every user will see someone pulsed (even the post +Pulse will flash if you can see it) and hopefully it will increase trending threads.

I am not planning on increasing the scope - no Telegram integration or bots.  I use a Canadian CDN and Redis to support up to 10K simultaneous users and present all data in real time.  It's main and only purpose is to provide a way for everyone to have an equal say in good content.  

To answer your other query joker - would you use a tampermonkey script?  I'm not sure if it's possible but I can look into it if enough are interested.  

TOR - LoyceV finally convinced me to try the network.   I added the website but word is the loading is slow - I want to address that, and if the TOR browser allows extensions, I'll do that too.

I locked the previous thread because the new design is a complete redesign.  I no longer focus on a visible extension but integration with the forum HTML.  Usage is simple - I will add instructions for all the settings, and document EXACTLY what is grabbed from the page.

1. Click +Pulse on any post you like, as often as you like.    The system recognizes your random extension id, not your IP address or cookies.
2. The end of each week, top 90% of users will gain increased pulse power


BPIP scans every profile and ranks them - something only Theymos can do otherwise.  I don't rank anything other than the number of pulses received by your posts.

Edit:  Just merited a few posts in this thread - took me a LOT longer than just clicking four links.   

Tor will always be a bit slow, that's inevitable when using 6 hops. But in this case, it's mostly waiting for cdn.syncfusion.com. Ideally, it shouldn't load anything from the clear web.

It's possible, but not recommended. It partially defeats the purpose of running Tor browser:

I don't like it either. Every extension increases the risks, so I install as few of them as possible.

Hmmm, I did not think of that.  For extreme privacy, I will download their controls to my web server.

Edit:  Controls hosted on server.

You can't really ignore AI anymore.  Last year Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced the appointment of an AI named Diella (meaning "Sun") as the new Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence.  It's primary purpose is to oversee and manage public tenders and procurement processes. (to eliminate corruption, bias, and nepotism from these systems by having an impartial AI handle decision-making for state contracts)

Of course.

Please check TOR now.  Actually, the entire site is faster.  I reduced the syncfusion code from 32MB to 8.6MB.  Still slow for TOR though, so the webpage detects if you are on TOR and defaults to standard HTML controls already built into the browser.

Went to the doctor Thursday, caught a virus and I'm bit under the weather.  Am going to spend rest of the day curled up on the couch doing one last review of my evidence.  Any serious bugs, please send a PM. 

The programmers of basic functions (like browsers) should not add any features - everything should be added by extension, like modern IDEs.   That is the ideal way, but the dum dums that use the extensions are the ones that promote the scams themselves.  I can simplify as much as possible and rely on a decade of trust to promote it, but the news does not help those who do not read it.   I'm hoping the technical superiority of bitcointalk members will allow then to ignore these scam stories.



Shameless plug:  ShadowPulse is strictly confined to your open Bitcointalk tabs. It performs a lightweight pulse check (every 2s) only while you are actively viewing the forum. The moment you switch tabs or minimize the window, all extension activity pauses immediately; zero background resource usage.

Edit:  Updated to version 1.8

Using a mouse, you click to open the settings window, and click and hold to drag.  I assume you can just press on it for a second and it will move?  LMK if that does not work.

BTW - did you get version 1.8.2?  (in settings window).    I just implemented a gorgeous dark mode and custom css for light and dark.