[Experimental] ⭐Bitcointalk BRDb score

[fillippone]

I am just wondering if this kind of script is usable on mobile browsers.
I have a particular configuration on my laptop that loads all those extensions, and they often would be useful on mobile as well, but I don’t think Chrome mobile supports user scripts (let alone Safari).

For Android, it works on Kiwi, Mises, Via, and Firefox.
All browsers that support extensions!
I have no idea about iPhones, as I am not an iOS user. If you can install Tampermonkey on Safari, then you can also use it on your iPhone.
Unfortunately, I can't be of much help on this matter.

I can install tampermonkey on safari for desktop, but I cannot on safari mobile.
As far as I know it’s difficult to run those scripts on mobile.

[libert19]

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I can install tampermonkey on safari for desktop, but I cannot on safari mobile.
As far as I know it’s difficult to run those scripts on mobile.

Bit of googling led me to these options, I don't have iOS device to check these meself, but I don't see why they wouldn't work.

Via browser (Userscripts support) | Gear browser (Userscripts and extension support | Edge (Extension support) | Orion (Extension support)

[*Ace*]

I am just wondering if this kind of script is usable on mobile browsers.
I have a particular configuration on my laptop that loads all those extensions, and they often would be useful on mobile as well, but I don’t think Chrome mobile supports user scripts (let alone Safari).

For Android, it works on Kiwi, Mises, Via, and Firefox.
All browsers that support extensions!
I have no idea about iPhones, as I am not an iOS user. If you can install Tampermonkey on Safari, then you can also use it on your iPhone.
Unfortunately, I can't be of much help on this matter.

I can install Tampermonkey on Safari for desktop, but I cannot on Safari mobile.
As far as I know, it is difficult to run those scripts on mobile.

The problem only arises on iOS mobile devices; on Android, it works on all the browsers I mentioned.
Unfortunately, I can't help you any further, but I'll try to do more research on mobile browsers for iOS.
It's very strange, though, that iOS doesn't have a browser on the App Store that can handle extensions.


Sorry, I read it later, but they've already recommended some browsers here.
I recommend Via Browser.

Bit of googling led me to these options, I don't have iOS device to check these meself, but I don't see why they wouldn't work.

Via browser (Userscripts support) | Gear browser (Userscripts and extension support | Edge (Extension support) | Orion (Extension support)

[kennycryptoitalia]

Interesting, so you're telling me I need to improve my writing.

It's more like your example is showing OP his score needs to be improved. You've earned 1 Merit per post on average, which is far above the reach of most users.

Ok, iam not very experienced so i am asking to do better.
While i'm relatively uninterested, i'm here to learn new things and, most importantly, figure out how to protect myself and my future well-being, which is why i am here.

I realized that if i don't educate myself, i am going to get screwed.

[Vod]

I realized that if i don't educate myself, i am going to get screwed.

That's usually literally correct.  :/   The less you know, the more you will be taken advantage of, up to and including becoming a sex slave.  This forum has become a repository of information on writing these type of extensions.      It's good to be uninterested in earning merit - you can post for interest. 

[TryNinja]

I just noticed this user, which has only 1 post, 1 activity, 0 merits; and he is scored as "promising".

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3743883



Is that the default tag for every new user?

[Lillominato89]

Interesting, so you're telling me I need to improve my writing.

It's more like your example is showing OP his score needs to be improved. You've earned 1 Merit per post on average, which is far above the reach of most users.

Ok, iam not very experienced so i am asking to do better.
While i'm relatively uninterested, i'm here to learn new things and, most importantly, figure out how to protect myself and my future well-being, which is why i am here.

I realized that if i don't educate myself, i am going to get screwed.

Without education, you'll get screwed in every aspect of life!
Vod summed it up perfectly in his reply.
The more time you spend on this forum, the more you'll learn, not only about Bitcoin, but also about other topics.
I speak from personal experience.
So stay here with us as long as you can, mate.

[KingsDen]

I just noticed this user, which has only 1 post, 1 activity, 0 merits; and he is scored as "promising".

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3743883



Is that the default tag for every new user?

Every newcomer is promising until proven otherwise 

[fillippone]

I finally tried to install it on Chrome desktop via Tampermonkey, but the extension fails to load.
I am counting 7 running scripts on bitcointalk. Maybe there are some conflicts?

[*Ace*]

Sorry, I've been absent lately! Too many commitments in a short space of time.

I just noticed this user, which has only 1 post, 1 activity, 0 merits; and he is scored as "promising".

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3743883



Is that the default tag for every new user?

No, the tag is for new users who have earned enough Merit to receive the tag.
I've already checked where the problem is! I'll fix it right away, and thank you.

I finally tried to install it on Chrome desktop via Tampermonkey, but the extension fails to load.
I am counting 7 running scripts on bitcointalk. Maybe there are some conflicts?

Have you tried opening bitlist first? Some of the data comes from there, but I haven't added the new endpoints that Tryninja gave me yet. So first you need to open bitlist, prove that you're not a bot, and then go back to Bitcointalk.

[libert19]

I finally tried to install it on Chrome desktop via Tampermonkey, but the extension fails to load.
I am counting 7 running scripts on bitcointalk. Maybe there are some conflicts?

Did you install via copy/paste or from greasyfork's install option? Because, when I was copy pasting, it didn't work for some reason, but when installed through greasyfork's install option, it works now.

Edit: 4.4 and active, sounds about right.

[fillippone]

Have you tried opening bitlist first? Some of the data comes from there, but I haven't added the new endpoints that Tryninja gave me yet. So first you need to open bitlist, prove that you're not a bot, and then go back to Bitcointalk.

I haven’t, I didn’t see any mention about doing so. I will try as soon as I am back to my cave.

Did you install via copy/paste or from greasyfork's install option? Because, when I was copy pasting, it didn't work for some reason, but when installed through greasyfork's install option, it works now.

Of course I installed the proper, lazy way: I just pressed the install button.

[libert19]

Have you tried opening bitlist first? Some of the data comes from there, but I haven't added the new endpoints that Tryninja gave me yet. So first you need to open bitlist, prove that you're not a bot, and then go back to Bitcointalk.

I haven’t, I didn’t see any mention about doing so. I will try as soon as I am back to my cave.

It's mentioned in op.

Important note: if the script does not start after installation, you must access the bitlist.co website and complete the 2-second anti-bot verification. Tryninja has implemented this to prevent DDoS attacks, and obviously its website blocks my script.

Did you install via copy/paste or from greasyfork's install option? Because, when I was copy pasting, it didn't work for some reason, but when installed through greasyfork's install option, it works now.

Of course I installed the proper, lazy way: I just pressed the install button.

Lol

[*Ace*]

Have you tried opening bitlist first? Some of the data comes from there, but I haven't added the new endpoints that Tryninja gave me yet. So first you need to open bitlist, prove that you're not a bot, and then go back to Bitcointalk.

I haven’t, I didn’t see any mention about doing so. I will try as soon as I am back to my cave.

Did you install via copy/paste or from greasyfork's install option? Because, when I was copy pasting, it didn't work for some reason, but when installed through greasyfork's install option, it works now.

Of course I installed the proper, lazy way: I just pressed the install button.

Actually, I've mentioned it several times! I'll fix this problem soon so that the script works without having to visit bitlist first!
Although this will advertise bitlist. And it will make Tryninja happy too 
But I have to fix it because it's a bit annoying to have to do this every time.

[Donneski]

Of course I installed the proper, lazy way: I just pressed the install button.

Lol. That’s usually the safest approach

Since you mentioned multiple scripts running on Bitcointalk earlier, it might still be worth temporarily disabling the others to rule out Tampermonkey conflicts. I’ve seen scripts install fine but fail silently because of that.

[fillippone]

Actually, I've mentioned it several times! I'll fix this problem soon so that the script works without having to visit bitlist first!
Although this will advertise bitlist. And it will make Tryninja happy too 
But I have to fix it because it's a bit annoying to have to do this every time.

I visited bitlist, and it actually worked.

8.2 not bad
It would be nice to run a backtest of this index... and see how that evolved for each user.
I guess it is something making a ton of calls to bitlist... so maybe it would be something to orchestrate with tryninja.

And, of course, not good to visti bitlist each time to make it work!

[*Ace*]

All right, everyone! I have just released a new version.
I have fixed the issues reported, thank you Tryninja.
The Promising badge should now work correctly.
I have also removed the bitlist trpc and used one of my workers that always takes data from bitlist so that there is no longer any need to visit bitlist to run the script. (I hope it works).
I added a small line where I notify that the data comes from bitlist, courtesy of Tryninja.
And finally, a little gem! The tooltip animates when you first open it .

As always, I ask that someone try it out and give me feedback, thank you.




Bitcointalk BRDb score 0.15.2

[fillippone]

I updated the script to 15.2, and it has worked flawlessly, without the need to visit an external website.
Hope your external worker is as resilient as the Tryninja website, however.
I think it needs some investment on your side.

[*Ace*]

I updated the script to 15.2, and it has worked flawlessly, without the need to visit an external website.
Hope your external worker is as resilient as the Tryninja website, however.
I think it needs some investment on your side.

As long as Tryninja's endpoint remains with this data structure, my worker will function without any major issues.
I had to use an external server to avoid making my apikey, provided by Tryninja, public.
The operation is simple:
BRDb script calls brdbscoreapi, which forwards the call to the bitlist APIs and returns the response to brdbscoreapi, displaying it to the brdbscore script. Simple, isn't it? 😂
This way, Tryninja can see how many times my script calls its APIs, but the API key is protected or at least difficult for malicious individuals to find.

[Lillominato89]

I've also updated the script to the latest version! I must say it works great, and the opening effect is nice, but it's a shame it only does it once. It would be nice if it did it every time the tool was opened. Obviously, you'll have other work to think about.
Well done, Ace, your experiment is taking shape beautifully.
What other new features will you be adding to this script? I'm curious.