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> The browser console gets a bit spammy because of how deribooru handles external resources[/bq]

 
Heh, those are Content Security Policy warnings and not something we've put there because we enjoy spamming in your console. While they only result in warnings right now, we intend to enforce them eventually meaning that your images won't load. When in effect, they'll protect the site from XSS attacks among other things.


 
We'll put out a general warning to userscript/userstyle authors with suggested alternatives and keep that up for a while before it happens, though. I'd suggest either uploading them to the site as you said or include them as base64-encoded data within your script. If you upload them, do it with a small amount at a time to avoid flooding the frontpage. You'll also want to look at the "GM_addStyle" function for injecting CSS, since this bypasses CSP.


 
Besides this, it looks like a neat script.

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[bq="Sollace"]The browser console gets a bit spammy because of how deribooru handles external resources[/bq]
Heh, those are Content Security Policy warnings and not something we've put there because we enjoy sputtamming spam in your console. While they only result in warnings right now, we intend to enforce them eventually meaning that your images won't load. When in effect, they'll protect the site from XSS attacks among other things.

We'll put out a general warning to userscript/userstyle authors with suggested alternatives and keep that up for a while before it happens, though. I'd suggest either uploading them to the site as you said or include them as base64-encoded data within your script. If you upload them, do it with a small amount at a time to avoid flooding the frontpage. You'll also want to look at the "GM_addStyle" function for injecting CSS, since this bypasses CSP.

Besides this, it looks like a neat script.

"@Sollace":/meta/userscript-emoticons/post/2691102#post_2691102
[bq="Sollace"]The browser console gets a bit spammy because of how deribooru handles external resources[/bq]
Heh, those are Content Security Policy warnings and not something we've put there because we likenjoy placutting spam in your console. While they only result in warnings right now, we intend to enforce them eventually meaning that your images won't load. When in effect, they'll protect the site from XSS attacks among other things.

We'll put out a general warning to userscript/userstyle authors with suggested alternatives and keep that up for a while before it happens, though. I'd suggest either uploading them to the site as you said or include them as base64-encoded data within your script. If you upload them, do it with a small amount at a time to avoid flooding the frontpage. You'll also want to look at the "GM_addStyle" function for injecting CSS, since this bypasses CSP.

Besides this, it looks like a neat script.

"@Sollace":/meta/userscript-emoticons/post/2691102#post_2691102
[bq="Sollace"]The browser console gets a bit spammy because of how deribooru handles external resources[/bq]
Heh, those are Content Security Policy warnings and not something we've put there fbecause we like placing spam in your fuconsole. While they only result in warnings right now, we intend to enforce them eventually meaning that your images won't load. When in effect, they'll protect the site from XSS attacks among other things.

We'll put out a general warning to userscript/userstyle authors with suggested alternatives and keep that up for a while before it happens, though. I'd suggest either uploading them to the site as you said or include them as base64-encoded data within your script. If you upload them, do it with a small amount at a time to avoid flooding the frontpage. You'll also want to look at the "GM_addStyle" function for injecting CSS, since this bypasses CSP.

Besides this, it looks like a neat script.

"@Sollace":/meta/userscript-emoticons/post/2691102#post_2691102
[bq="Sollace"]The browser console gets a bit spammy because of how deribooru handles external resources[/bq]
Heh, those are Content Security Policy warnings and not something we've put there for fun. While they only result in warnings right now, we intend to enforce them eventually meaning that your images won't load. When in effect, they'll protect the site from XSS attacks among other things.

We'll put out a general warning to userscript/userstyle authors with suggested alternatives and keep that up for a while before it happens, though. I'd suggest either uploading them to the site as you said or include them as base64-encoded data within your script. If you upload them, do it with a small amount at a time to avoid flooding the frontpage.