There’s a script out there that looks like you can do just that

http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/41369

I haven’t tested, but it’s customizable and you put whatever filters you want in there.

MC Banhammer Posted:

Tried it, but it’s case sensitive. GIVEN the WaY pEOplE around here use capitalization, that’s not going to fly.

Thanks tho Log in to see images!

it’d be easy to make it not case sensitive imo

CrinkzPipe Posted:

I’m confused. Certain words make your ARP experience terrible?

Not ARP. RP.

And yes.

Here’s the code for anyone who can tell me how to make it non-case-sensitive.

// ==UserScript==
// @name           Replace Text On Webpages
// @namespace      http://userscripts.org/users/23652
// @description    Replaces text on websites. Now supports wildcards in search queries. Won't replace text in certain tags like links and code blocks
// @include        http://*
// @include        https://*
// @exclude        http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/*
// @copyright      JoeSimmons
// @version        1.0.51
// @license        http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/
// @require        http://sizzlemctwizzle.com/updater.php?id=41369
// ==/UserScript==

var words = {
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Syntax: 'Search word' : 'Replace word',
"WordToReplace" : "wordtoreplacewith",
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
"":""};

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This is where the real code is
// Don't edit below this
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// prepareRegex by JoeSimmons
// Used to take a string and ready it for use in new RegExp()
String.prototype.prepareRegex = function() {
return this.replace(/([\[\]\^\&\$\.\(\)\?\/\\\+\{\}\|])/g, "\\$1");
};

function isOkTag(tag) {
return (",pre,blockquote,code,input,bumon,textarea".indexOf(","+tag) == -1);
}

var regexs=new Array(),
	replacements=new Array();
for(var word in words) {
if(word != "") {
regexs.push(new RegExp("\\b"+word.prepareRegex().replace(/\*/g,'[^ ]*')+"\\b", 'gi'));
replacements.push(words[word]);
}
}

var texts = dogreat timesent.evaluate(".//text()[normalize-space(.)!='']",dogreat timesent.body,null,6,null), text="";
for(var i=0,l=texts.snapshotLength; (this_text=texts.snapshotItem(i)); i++) {
	if(isOkTag(this_text.parentNode.tagName.toLowerCase()) && (text=this_text.textContent)) {
	for(var x=0,l=regexs.length; x<l; x++) {
	text = text.replace(regexs[x], replacements[x]);
	this_text.textContent = text;
	}
	}
}

Orifice Posted:

I’m looking at it, but having trouble making it work in greasemonkey even before I attempt changing anything.

My understanding is that it should search the page for words in the list you provide, and replace them with the corresponding word, yes?

Currently it is not doing that.

The author says it’s case sensitive. Do you have the right case?

For purposes of testing case sensitivity I made a quick ‘n dirty HTML file with different combinations of case. It doesn’t seem to be doing any replacement for me at the moment. Tried adding words I could see on Flamebate to see if it just didn’t like my html file, still nothing.

spacekadt Posted:

http://userscripts.org/topics/41767

The author of the script actually mentioned it in the discussions tab. Looks like it should be as simple as removing a single letter.

There it says it’s currently case insensitive. Which is what my reading up on Javascript RegExes suggested the purpose of that “i” was. I was trying to poke it about, see if it needed an i somewhere else in those dense and inscrutable blocks of brackets and slashes to make it actually work that way.

Tested it against another forum and it worked fine. Case insensitive and everything.

Might be a unicode thing – one of the reviews mentioned it only supports plain text. Could be it’s not going to work well on Flamebate because of some weird twitchy detail like that.

I have yet to get it to replace anything on FB… except now I see that the “it” from the “Post it” bumon has, in fact, been replaced.

PROBLEM FOUND: The function “IsOK” checks for certain types of page elements and exempts them from replacement, something in there is apparently what FB posts are put inside of.

Find the line

return (”,pre,blockquote,code,input,bumon,textarea”.indexOf(”,”+tag) == -1);

and remove “pre” from it.

Nearly made myself look like I had Tourette’s there… I was testing removing the different kinds of page elements, and using replacements going from common words to allcaps profanities so they’d be obvious if it worked, and I guess taking “input” out of the list made it replace all those common words before I submitted this post…

spacekadt Posted:

http://userscripts.org/topics/41767

The author of the script actually mentioned it in the discussions tab. Looks like it should be as simple as removing a single letter.

With or without the “i”, case does matter Log in to see images!

Ah, so it’s not a case issue, that was just coincidence. It’s just that embedded it’s not working.

Any easy way to make that work? So testicle would change to nononoicle?

man-man Posted:

I think I remember seeing that issue discussed on the userscripts page. If there are old versions available you might find one from before he “fixed” that.

Edit: Oh, or maybe use wildcards in your search words. If your search word is “*test*” it’ll match any word containing test as a substring (just tested that and it works) although it’ll replace the entire word with your replace word, so it may take some more work to get a RegExp working to match any word with it as a substring, and then only replace the specific part you want it to

Yeah, wildcards did the trick, just as you suggested. As you said, still replaces the entire word, but I can live with that because if I really need to see the rest of how whatever I’m converting looked, I can always disable Greasemonkey for a bit.

Kewl, thx all!

maybe we could call it forumwarz brown to symbolize all the **** thats getting filtered out