http://joo.freehostia.com/greasemonkey/ ... ll.user.js

This is a Greasemonkey script I wrote that adds a "Check/uncheck all" control to the multiple note operation screen, which should make it easier when large numbers of notes need to be moved.

That is, until something like this is actually implemented in the game.

How does it work? The link goes right to the code.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748


@Joo - This is great. Thanks! Any possibility of adding this to the envelopes as well? So you can easily empty envelopes?

Oh right. Envelopes. I didn't take that into account. One minute...

Edit: hmm... it does work for envelopes. You must be talking about adding checkboxes to the inventory screen. I have thought about that, but it won't be as straightforward as this was. I'll post the code if I ever do something like that.

No. When you open an envelope there are often huge lists of notes. All with checkboxes, it'd be neat to have a check all option there too.

Added the checkbox for envelopes. Reinstall the script to update.

You just made the life of my walking library character tons easier. Thanks!

Awesome Joo!

I've been waiting for this option for a long time! ..but I don't know how to make it work.


It needs to be used on firefox? How do you make an addon like that?

In firefox you just click the button, then click install and it's installed.

Does it have to be used on firefox? How did it go from being a code to an add on?

Yes, I think it does. It's not an add-on, the add-on is Greasemonkey, joo has made a code for Greasemonkey. Greasemonkey allows you to customize websites with javascript.

I have made some changes to allow the script to work correctly on other browsers. I have tested it on the most recent versions of the following browsers (the links give more specific information on how to use userscripts with that browser):

• Firefox
• Opera
• Internet Explorer
• Chrome

And yes, the script its self is not an add-on to Firefox, but does require an add-on to run. In Firefox, if you have Greasemonkey installed, you should get the option to install the script when you navigate to the link in the OP.

Safari users may also be able to install the script using Greasekit, however I have not tested this myself (and it looks like it may only work on Macs).