This should be as easy as document.getElementsByClassName("form-select w-auto d-inline-block")[0].selectedIndex = 38
, I gave it a try and works on console but can't get it to select after DOM load. I'll give it another try once I have the time and create a separate script as this is outside the scope of the original script ;)
afoutopatisa
my script covers the keyboard navigation part of RES if it's any help https://github.com/vmavromatis/Lemmy-keyboard-navigation
You may want to give a go at my implementation of MutationObserver for lemmy-keyboard-navigation --> https://github.com/vmavromatis/Lemmy-keyboard-navigation/blob/main/lemmy-keyboard-navigation.user.js#L636-L652
I did have to use onload
for the initial page load though :/
End result -> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lemmy-keyboard-navigation/
I know this is off-topic, but just for information you can use this script to browse lemmy sites, it's compatible with all browsers
But if you want to browse all sites, as others mentions qutebrowser is the way to go
What
Yeah just open terminal and type /bin/launchctl setenv MTL\_HUD\_ENABLED 1
I'm curious how you can run it at ultra. Maybe my 3440 ultrawide makes such a big difference?
Dropping my M2 Air 16GB settings in case it's useful:
- All graphic settings at LOW (except textures I have at Ultra w/ anisotropic x16)
- FSR1 activated at Performance (this is a MUST)
- U3421WE Ultrawide native res is 3440x1440, I run at 2752x1152
- Anti-aliasing I have off because I don't like this blurry stuff
- Everything else is off
- Gives stable 40 FPS, sure graphics are not great, but it's very much playable
It's Dillon
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