Fun! I’m definitely going to play with these later. Would be fun to implement a floating button that is just to toggle it on and off. Probably more complicated then I think it is lol.
Since making an actual addon means you either have to publish it on addons.mozilla.org or load it temporarily every time. Making these into user scripts might be a good idea. And they seem to work, just copy pasted into violent monkey.
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Yeah, and they can be distributed and updated via a git repository too. You put the js file up on your forge profile, name it something like my-script.user.js and then in the file you need to add @updateURL:https://yourserver.com/path/to/my-script.user.js to the front matter of the script. Then, when you make changes, people can pull them from the URL. You’ll want to give it a custom namespace, which helps prevent collisions if two scripts have the same name, which can be anything I think.
I think the c should only be made into KKK when it’s used to make a k like sound. In since KKK doesn’t work because c used as more an s like sound. Of course that is difficult to do programmatically.
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C makes a soft sound when it’s followed by the letter E, I, or Y.
And the code did include checks for e and i. So I added Y and € (since I change e to €) and it works reasonably well. There is still ch, which sometimes makes a /k/ sounds and sometimes not, but that is difficult to fix.
I uploaded them: https://git.encryptionin.space/hackerncoder/firefox-addons
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Fun! I’m definitely going to play with these later. Would be fun to implement a floating button that is just
to toggle it on and off. Probably more complicated then I think it is lol.
Since making an actual addon means you either have to publish it on addons.mozilla.org or load it temporarily every time. Making these into user scripts might be a good idea. And they seem to work, just copy pasted into violent monkey.
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Testing out the other, finally, honest search results:
Yeah, and they can be distributed and updated via a git repository too. You put the js file up on your forge profile, name it something like
my-script.user.jsand then in the file you need to add@updateURL: https://yourserver.com/path/to/my-script.user.jsto the front matter of the script. Then, when you make changes, people can pull them from the URL. You’ll want to give it a custom namespace, which helps prevent collisions if two scripts have the same name, which can be anything I think.LMAO this shit is borderline unreadable, and I love it:
I think the c should only be made into KKK when it’s used to make a k like sound. In since KKK doesn’t work because c used as more an s like sound. Of course that is difficult to do programmatically.
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I can make it slightly better:
And the code did include checks for e and i. So I added Y and € (since I change e to €) and it works reasonably well. There is still ch, which sometimes makes a /k/ sounds and sometimes not, but that is difficult to fix.
Also made it into a userscript as I talked bout: https://git.encryptionin.space/hackerncoder/userscripts/raw/branch/main/mse_hexbear.user.js