Corbin Davenport corbindavenport

Twitter left the code in for favorites/stars when the moved to hearts. You can still see them if you have Chrome/Opera/Safari (or any browser with a JavaScript console).

Use the keyboard shortcut Command + Option + J (Mac) or Control + Shift + J (Windows/Linux) to open the Chrome Dev Console. This might be different on other browsers.

Click the Console tab, paste this in, and press enter:

$( ".js-actionFavorite" ).each(function( index ) {$(this).html('<button class="ProfileTweet-actionButton js-actionButton js-actionFavorite" type="button"><div class="IconContainer js-tooltip" data-original-title="Like"><span class="Icon Icon--favorite"></span><span class="u-hiddenVisually">Favorite</span></div><div class="IconTextContainer"><span class="ProfileTweet-actionCount"><span class="ProfileTweet-actionCountForPresentation" aria-hidden="true">1</span></span></div></button>');});

	[AutoRun]
	OPEN=Sync\SyncDriver.TrayIcon.exe
	ICON=Sync\OneDrive.ico
	ACTION=Start OneDrive Sync
	LABEL=OneDrive

	// Extension information

	var extension = {
	name: "Test Extension",
	description: "This is an example of an extension.",
	version: "1.0"
	};

	// Main function

	# This is designed for KDE Neon
	# To run this:
	# bash <(curl -s https://gist.githubusercontent.com/corbindavenport/9e164da69ab9de884dfbb6ef9c29a5aa/raw/setup.sh)

	# Set device hostname and get sudo
	sudo echo "Set the name for this device (no spaces!):"
	read hostname
	hostnamectl set-hostname $hostname

	# Update packages

	# How to use:
	# ./screenshot-tool.sh [export directory] [seconds between screenshots]
	# Example: ./screenshot-tool.sh ~/Pictures 5

	# Install scrot if it's not already installed
	if ! [ -x "$(command -v scrot)" ]; then
	sudo apt install -y scrot
	fi

	# Set directory to parameter $1

	import 'dart:io' as io;

	// Function get current CPU architecture
	Future<String> getCPUArchitecture() async {
	if (io.Platform.isWindows) {
	var cpu = envVars['PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE'];
	return cpu;
	} else {
	var info = await io.Process.run('uname', ['-m']);
	var cpu = info.stdout.toString().replaceAll('\n', '');

	// Function to verify Rosetta compatibility layer is enabled on ARM macOS
	void checkRosetta() async {
	var cpu = await getCPUArchitecture();
	var rosettaInstalled = await io.Directory(
	'/Library/Apple/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.oahd.plist')
	.exists();
	if (io.Platform.isMacOS && (cpu == 'arm64')) {
	if (rosettaInstalled) {
	print('[ OK ] Rosetta compatibility layer is already installed.');
	} else {

	: '
	This is a script for easier testing of a WebExtension on Firefox for Android. It is a wrapper around Mozilla web-ext tool, without the need to check the list of ADB devices manually. It also automates using a Firefox-specific manifest, because Firefox for Android requires "browser_specific_settings" to be included in the manifest with the extension ID, but that string sometimes causes issues in Chromium-based browsers.

	Assumed folder structure:
	./test-android.sh (this script!)
	./manifest.json
	./manifest-firefox.json

	More info about web-ext: https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/develop/getting-started-with-web-ext/

	[
	{
	"settings": {
	"openEditInWindow": false,
	"openEditInWindow.popup": false,
	"windowPosition": {},
	"show-badge": true,
	"disableAll": false,
	"exposeIframes": false,
	"newStyleAsUsercss": false,