I'm using the latest version of Opera to run RaisingK's excellent Miscellaneous Tweaks script, but for some odd reason the Score Thumbnails tweak doesn't work (scores and favcounts do not appear at all) even though the other tweaks seem to work fine. There's also no alert to indicate that this particular tweak has failed.
This only happens in Opera, and persists after clearing user data and re-installing. Since this is a tweak that I rely on heavily, I was wondering if it's something on my end or if other users have experienced it too (just so I don't waste more time trying to fix it if that's the case).
I've been using it since the Presto-based Opera up to the latest version (25.0.1614.68) and it worked, so if it's a problem with Chromium, it's only in the latest version used in Opera.
How do you run user scripts in Opera 25? It doesn't seem to have the same "User script folder" setting that Opera 12 did.
If you have "Display alerts if tweaks fail" enabled, you can try narrowing the issue down by sprinkling MS_alert calls in scoreThumbnails(). Or changing the "imageBox.style.minHeight" line to some larger value.
I'm using the latest version of Opera to run RaisingK's excellent Miscellaneous Tweaks script, but for some odd reason the Score Thumbnails tweak doesn't work (scores and favcounts do not appear at all) even though the other tweaks seem to work fine. There's also no alert to indicate that this particular tweak has failed.
With "Display alerts if tweaks fail" and "Score Comments" turned on, I get "TypeError: Illegal invocation"--the same error I get when I bypass Score Thumbnail's custom mutation observer.
OK, so I used Tampermonkey beta to run the script and everything worked fine. It's probably some kind of compatibility issue between the latest version of Opera and Violentmonkey. It seems it was originally developed for the Presto-based Opera and then ported over when it switched to Chromium, so some old left-over code might have been what caused the glitch.
Sorry for the trouble guys, and thanks for your help. Special thanks to RaisingK for bothering with me and my Opera obsession yet again.
