facebook

Some sites (like engadget.com) have a Facebook social widget that, for whatever reason, constantly refreshes itself in Opera. The flickering status bar eventually annoyed me to the point where I wrote a userscript to fix it. It rewrites window.location.reload() so the widget iframe can't refresh itself.

Inspired by this Lifehacker post:

http://lifehacker.com/5542041/block-sites-from-using-your-facebook-login...

I saw the above post and instantly thought that Opera deserved a comparable solution; one that would also be trivial to create.

When you browse on Facebook, this script checks if your friends still have you in their friend list.

If they removed you from their list, you will have a message on the news container asking if you want to remove them.

This script won't work on Opera < 10.50 because of the persistent storage which is only available in Opera >= 10.50.

There's an auto-updater in this script, checking randomly if updates are available.

Gives you a collection of emoticons that you can click for a simpler way to experience emoticons in Facebook chat. 

Script author is Mike Shamory

This script works by checking the class of the small icon in the lower left corner of each message on facebook. You can easily add your own filters by using for example firebug to find out the class of the icon.  To make sure that relevant messages are not removed a check for the class 'GenericStory_Report' is done. This means you can only remove messages with grey text. This is for your own good!