Handy userscripts for the Scratch website.

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README.md

Handy userscripts for the Scratch website.

These are mostly designed for the Scratch 2.0 website (scratchr2), so they generally won't have an effect on migrated pages (scratch-www).

Install using your usual userscript manager. I use Violentmonkey.

scratch-comment-anonymizer

Adds a button beside "Report" to anonymize a Scratch comment. Redacts references to the author of the user in the comment's comment thread (and hides their profile picture), so anonymity of the user is there for all their comments in the thread.

There aren't any settings for this script. It's designed for scratchr2, so it won't work when comment sections are migrated to scratch-www.

scratch-comment-blocker

Hides comments that are made by specified users from comment sections. Can remove entire threads that involve specified users, or just hide individual comments.

Configure your settings at the top of the file. This is designed for scratchr2, so it won't have an affect on places like your messages page. As such, it's not designed to work with people who actively try to interact with you.

scratch-colorful-messages (.css)

Userstyle that makes the message screen colorful, coloring each message row by the type of message it is (e.g. making comments blue, studio invites green, forum posts pink, and so on).

Targets the scratch-www /messages/ page.

scratch-gui-dark (.css)

Silly half-complete userstyle that makes the Scratch 3.0 GUI dark-themed.

Designed to target standalone GUI pages, e.g. llk.github.io/scratch-gui or preview.scratch.mit.edu. May mess with the /preview/ project page (not tested). Will probably break as scratch-gui is updated and has more features added and enabled.