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Userscripts to fix TenFourFox/IWPPC web compatibility
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please note that i'm still taking requests for websites to be fixed to work in tenfourfox/iwppc!
Thank you for this. This is currently the only way the login still works, yes.
eBay must have made some changes to their site recently. eBay is now completely broken on Leopard WebKit but still displaying fine on TFF.
Recently, something changed on Apple.com.
TFF crashes trying to load the page. It could be the back-to-school animations causing it to crash as the site worked fine until just recently.
Amazingly, the animations still actually function in LWK, albeit with broken menu layout:
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I have an easy solution for this problem. Just add the URL for the affected animation (which is an .mp4) file to your custom uBlock Origin filters: https://www.apple.com/105/media/us/...b01a-8f803990d57f/anim/bts-hero/largetall.mp4
Yeah, I thought about this but that is only a temporary workaround. Not to mention almost all of the pages on the site contain similar animations. Good suggestion though!
if you want me to fix a website to work on TenFourFox/InterWebPPC, then leave a suggestion down below, thanks
Gitlab?
Just going back to the topic of eBay again, it appears that the 'Make Offer' functionality is completely broken on TFF/IWPPC. Same behavior occurs on LWK as well.
You can try this for yourself. If you click 'Make Offer', a small overlay appears and the blue loading icon spins forever. However, direct purchases (Buy Now button) works fine.
Curious if anyone has come up with a method to restore this functionality on any of the above mentioned PPC browsers.
Open the developer tools => Console then click on Make Offer. Make a screenshot of the output from the browser console then share it here
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OK. What I did was pick a random eBay listing and allowed all elements on the page to load. I then cleared the Browser Console and clicked the Make Offer button. The pop-up I posted above appeared with the spinning icon, and after a few seconds the below appeared.Open the developer tools => Console then click on Make Offer. Make a screenshot of the output from the browser console then share it here
That would be awesome! It is the only broken functionality on eBay I've encountered so far, other than that sign-in glitch. But the 'Make Offer' function is a showstopper currently affecting all of the PPC browsers it seems.
Thanks for trying. I've tested many different user agents in both TFF and LWK and many other PPC browser variations and have not come across a single one that can still make an ebay offer! :/
Sounds like a good time to dual boot with a recent (Debian/Fienix/Void) Linux install. The browsers that are available for PPC Linux work with pretty much everything (except media sites that require DRM).
fun fact: it's easy to make a userscript like i do!
steps:
1. go to a desired website (or use a website feature) that doesnt work in tenfourfox/iwppc
2. if a website/feature doesnt work, go to browser console and check for example
3. go to npmjs.com and find a polyfill for the javascript function that is missing
4. once you found it, go to unpkg.com/<package name>, such as https://unpkg.com/@ungap/custom-elements
5. create a userscript then put the contents of that polyfill inside it
6. save the userscript (cmd+s), then reload the page and see if the affected website/function works now
7. if it doesn't work, go back to npmjs and search other polyfills for the same javascript function
8. good luck!
steps:
1. go to a desired website (or use a website feature) that doesnt work in tenfourfox/iwppc
2. if a website/feature doesnt work, go to browser console and check for example
ReferenceError: AbortController is not defined3. go to npmjs.com and find a polyfill for the javascript function that is missing
4. once you found it, go to unpkg.com/<package name>, such as https://unpkg.com/@ungap/custom-elements
5. create a userscript then put the contents of that polyfill inside it
6. save the userscript (cmd+s), then reload the page and see if the affected website/function works now
7. if it doesn't work, go back to npmjs and search other polyfills for the same javascript function
8. good luck!
hi, can you fix this https://garticphone.com/ ? i tried your guide but i don't understand very well how to get error(s) code for polyfill... so i ask you to fix garticphone, please.
Sorry for the late reply.
The userscript is available at https://gist.github.com/spetterman66/7d3758cc104a6b9375f587b56615b50c
thanks againSorry for the late reply.
The userscript is available at https://gist.github.com/spetterman66/7d3758cc104a6b9375f587b56615b50c
hello! whatsapp web it's possible to use with userscript? maybe like discord I don't know.
but if possible, can you do this userscript? please
but if possible, can you do this userscript? please
hello, I don't know if this project is still alive but.
after a lot of time I think that whatsapp web doesn't use anymore webassembly, and I think now that whatsapp web can be fixed but I don't know how.
so please help me, here a screenshot of the various errors of whatsapp web (with this new browser called Aquafox that is based on tenfourfox).
after a lot of time I think that whatsapp web doesn't use anymore webassembly, and I think now that whatsapp web can be fixed but I don't know how.
so please help me, here a screenshot of the various errors of whatsapp web (with this new browser called Aquafox that is based on tenfourfox).
Everyone! There is a new userscript ready for Skype on PowerPC (web.skype.com), yes you heard it correctly!
Download now at https://gist.github.com/spetterman66/32e6b8e752fc110e7092ec029f60a6e5! 50% off! (that was obviously a joke)
Download now at https://gist.github.com/spetterman66/32e6b8e752fc110e7092ec029f60a6e5! 50% off! (that was obviously a joke)
Could you take a look at iCloud? It displays a message about using an obsolete browser, and I haven't had time to determine what checks are being performed to identify this. While the same error occurs on Pale Moon x86, it can be bypassed with a modified HTTP response (as discussed in the Pale Moon forum). Unfortunately, this workaround does not work for Aquafox or Arctic Fox.