Quick EB Fixer Update
Seems like the expressobeans forums have been having more issues. I've updated a few things on the EB fixer extension. The site's got plenty of issues, and I'm really just aiming for "good enough" to improve user experience.
!Important!
I've added a script that restores some of EB's missing CSS from archives on https://web.archive.org/. If the CSS from the Internet Archive is compromised with malicious code, this has the potential to inject it into forum.expressobeans.com pages that the user visits. I hope people aren't exposing any sensitive information to these forums, and the Internet Archive seems trustworthy enough, but I've left the CSS fix feature turned off by default.
Ideally a copy of the site's CSS would be loaded from the extension's files. I was too lazy to slog through looking for authors, modifications, copyrights, and licensing to determine if it was okay for me to distribute or modify the site's CSS, though.
So here's a personal use version of the extension that loads a couple of blank .css files from the extension's local files.
Download it, fill the print.css and style.css files in the extension's folder with whatever styles you want, then load it into chrome by clicking the developer mode toggle in the top right corner of chrome://extensions/, choosing "load unpacked" in the top left, and selecting the extension's folder.
Other Stuff that got fixed:
Chrome was refusing to display some youtube videos on the forums because of http protocol issues, so the extension now corrects youtube iFrames to https so they'll load. Not sure it was an issue for other people, but it fixed some things for me. It also replaces any stray [youtube]videoID[/youtube] tags with the appropriate iframes. A site error broke the code that triggers the chart feature, but that should be fixed now, too.
!Important!
I've added a script that restores some of EB's missing CSS from archives on https://web.archive.org/. If the CSS from the Internet Archive is compromised with malicious code, this has the potential to inject it into forum.expressobeans.com pages that the user visits. I hope people aren't exposing any sensitive information to these forums, and the Internet Archive seems trustworthy enough, but I've left the CSS fix feature turned off by default.
Ideally a copy of the site's CSS would be loaded from the extension's files. I was too lazy to slog through looking for authors, modifications, copyrights, and licensing to determine if it was okay for me to distribute or modify the site's CSS, though.
So here's a personal use version of the extension that loads a couple of blank .css files from the extension's local files.
Download it, fill the print.css and style.css files in the extension's folder with whatever styles you want, then load it into chrome by clicking the developer mode toggle in the top right corner of chrome://extensions/, choosing "load unpacked" in the top left, and selecting the extension's folder.
Other Stuff that got fixed:
Chrome was refusing to display some youtube videos on the forums because of http protocol issues, so the extension now corrects youtube iFrames to https so they'll load. Not sure it was an issue for other people, but it fixed some things for me. It also replaces any stray [youtube]videoID[/youtube] tags with the appropriate iframes. A site error broke the code that triggers the chart feature, but that should be fixed now, too.