Title Changer

Submitted by Frenzie on 27-10-2011 - 11:11

Changes the document title of websites in a pre-ordained manner.

Written during breakfast as a proof of concept. May be suboptimal.

Changelog

28-10-2011

0.3 Oct 28, 2011 Had to include the possibility of using regexp properly.

27-10-2011

0.2 Oct 27, 2011 Full URL matching instead of just hostname.

title-changer.user.js (188)

Tested with Opera version(s):

11.5x

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Thanks, Frenzie! Look

Submitted by Anonymous on 28-10-2011 - 14:45.

Thanks, Frenzie! Look forward to trying it out! :)

--- gdveggie

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To install UserJS files you must first create a folder for them on your PC. Where you create this folder and what you call it is entirely up to you. Next, go to file->preferences->advanced->content->Javascript Options and select the User Javascript folder you just created. Then, download the .js file from this site and put it in the folder.

If you are using Opera 10.10 or later you can use the UJS manager Unite application to install and manage your scripts. If you have it installed, simply open the script in Opera and an installation button will appear.

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