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Previously on "An HTML/DOM page scripting question (like GreaseMonkey)"
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Hmm. Can't quite seem to get extension to change size of video controls as yet but following that second link above I did manage to make clicking of any CUK link to open the Daily Mail! A proper righty browser!
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Chrome seems to make it pretty easy to make extensions in jscript to do stuff like this. See background colour changer here:
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/getstarted
Note that if it seems not to work on some pages (inc Google) that's just because the background is hidden behind other elements.
Another example here where a guy changes all the images on a page to images of cats. If you can change sources of all images on a page in 4 lines, I don't see why one can't do same with video styles.
https://blog.lateral.io/2016/04/crea...ites-html-css/
Inerresting!Last edited by xoggoth; 1 March 2018, 20:56.
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Zoom doesn't actually change control width, just makes them fatter. Seems to be just Chrome that makes controls so small, Edge is much better.
I did come across an extension, Media controller. Adds a box to let you forward/rewind at various speeds, or specify a start time. On this page:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/mp3%20control
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Exactly.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostNot sure what you mean by "neat feature". Do you mean the usual "open in new tab"? Gives me a full size page with controls in the middle.
I'd never thought to zoom but even so on a 2.5 hour MP3, trying to position it is a PITA. I have now got editing the the DOM down to about 5-10s maybe it'll just become routine though I'd still be interested in a nerdy solution.They are a bit small although, as an old fart who ratchets up the zoom, I didn't notice at first.
Anyway, will prob. have a fiddle tomorrow.
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Not sure what you mean by "neat feature". Do you mean the usual "open in new tab"? Gives me a full size page with controls in the middle. They are a bit small although, as an old fart who ratchets up the zoom, I didn't notice at first.
Anyway, will prob. have a fiddle tomorrow.Last edited by xoggoth; 28 February 2018, 21:37.
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Can you link to the individual post... that link takes me to the very last post of an 8-page thread due to different posts-per-page settings?
I can't link to a page as they're generated on the fly but in Chrome dev tools it looks like this:
HTML Code:<html> <head> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width"> </head> <body> <video controls="" autoplay="" name="media" <!-- width="800" --> > <source src="WHATEVER" type="audio/mpeg"> </video> </body> </html>
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Would it work to use similar to that daft thing I came up with to remove the Br... word from CUK pages?
https://forums.contractoruk.com/ligh...thread-13.html
Enter URL into a input on the page, use file_get_contents to get the page, change the required line and echo.
Give us a link to typical page.
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An HTML/DOM page scripting question (like GreaseMonkey)
Chrome has a very neat feature that for downloadable MP3 links, it can open a new tab with a minimal player to save you downloading.
Turns out they create a <video> element in a tiny HTML page and set the source.
But they don't set the size of the element so it is very small, which makes the scrub/scroll slider very hard to use. I've found I can edit the DOM (in Chrome) to add width="800" and it's great, but doing this every time is a faff.
I recall years ago you could get extensions to let you override styles and so on - I think it was GreaseMonkey or similar. In fact I published a script to hide posts by ignored users on CUK which is still running on my machine though I can't find where!
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to easily let me set a default width attribute, or on certain domains?Tags: None
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