I made a script to reformat URLs for more convenient bookmark

[Orichan]

If you bookmark games that interest you, you probably noticed that as the game updates, the URL changes, and you no longer know if you already bookmarked the page or no without having to scroll through your bookmarked pages.

So I made a script that reformat the URL when you arrive on the page, by only having the game name, without version number.

https://f95zone.to/threads/the-headmaster-v0-12-3-1-public-altos-and-herdone.23470/
becomes
https://f95zone.to/threads/the-headmaster.23470/

Here is script link :

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It's rather simple, I think even if you have no programming experience you can read the code and check it's not malicious.

I only tested it on latest chrome version. If you have any issue with it on another browser/version, just let me know :)

 

[Hagatagar]

It should also be noted that you need a browser add-on to use user-scripts.

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is a how-to from the same site as above.

And it goes without saying to only use this kind of scripts from trusted sources, as it mess up your device.

 

[dudemcguy]

I used your code in the past, but it recently broke because they removed the brackets from the page titles, apparently. I made some changes that fix it. Also had it update the document title so if you have multiple tabs open they're more readable.

function find_game_name(str){
    let regexpattern = /(README - |Collection - |SiteRip - |VN - |Others - |QSP - |RPGM - |Unity - |HTML - |RAGS - |Java - |Ren'Py - |Flash - |ADRIFT - |Tads - |Wolf RPG - |Unreal Engine - |WebGL - |Completed - |Onhold - |Abandoned - |REQ - |UPDATE - |Mod - |Cheat Mod - ){1,10}(?<name>[^\[\]]+)(\s\[.+)/i
    let regexmatch = str.match(regexpattern)
    console.log(regexmatch)
    return regexmatch[2]
}


(function() {
    'use strict';

    let url = window.location.href;
    let regexp = /(https:\/\/f95zone\.to)(\/threads\/)([^.]+)(\.[0-9]+)(.*)/
    let match = url.match(regexp)
    let game_name = find_game_name(document.title)
    document.title = game_name
    let new_url = match[2] + game_name.replace(/\s+/g,"-").toLowerCase() + match[4] + match[5]

    //console.log(match)
    //console.log(new_url)
    history.pushState({}, null, new_url);
})();

edit, hopefully fixed a bug with brackets and stuff