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Brilliant. Thanks
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There's also Adblock:
..and there's a GM script for replacing it with ludicorp's logo:
All these, of course, affect only the person who installed/adblocked. All others still see the ugliness decorating the top of your flickr pages.
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thx for the GM script! this change has been bugging me all day
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i assume you need firefox to run this? can it work with google chrome?
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Awesome :-) Thanks!
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I have GM scripts running with Google Chrome.
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isn't this larger than the previous logo? feels different somehow.
Posted 33 months ago.
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Yes, it's larger:
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Yup it's 4 pixels higher, which for some reason bothers me more than the "from Yahoo!" bit.
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and the replacement here is an additional 18px higher.
does anyone happen to know where to lay hands on the original logo?
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thanks for the script! but the logo is a lot bigger than it should be.
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hi, i found the screen capture of the recent flickr logo before the changes.
 i capture the logo with context of the main links, so you can put in the right white space when it is replaced. i think the white space that matter is between the logo and the link. if it leaves a bigger white gab on top, no big deal.
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This script made the Flickr logo larger than the "with Yahoo" addition... Surely, the script could link to a smaller logo...?
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Saint.Seminole: You can make the logo any size you want. Just update:
result.width = "162";
result.height = "64";
aspherical element: Nice script!
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zJMac edited this topic 33 months ago.
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Thanks!
I just shaved half off each number... Now mine says:
result.width = "81";
result.height = "32";
And it looks just fine. Again, I appreciate the help. :-)
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Saint.Seminole
81 / 32 looks just about perfect !
:-)
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I was just thinking of some stylish or greasemonkey hack and here it comes!
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thank you so much, I just had to get rid of that yahoo bit and restore normality. 81/32 looks good.
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colster. edited this topic 33 months ago.
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There's also this:
www.macmahon.me.uk/greasemonkey/flickr-logo-reverter.user.js
causes no problems with the size of the image for me.
Posted 33 months ago.
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Hey! Thank you very much!
Posted 33 months ago.
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Brill!
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thank god for that it has been bugging me all day
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It's also very easy to customize:
"I LIKE THIS SCRIPT" by fourmilex [?]
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♀GaslampGurl♂ is [deleted] says:
I joined this group just now because a flickr friend (no names mentioned for privacy purposes) likes it and it's very interesting. I was wondering why they added the from Yahoo! extention. At first sight I thought it was an advertisement speck like MySpace put in our photoalbum page years ago to promote Spiderman. Then I thought spy/tracer gremlin icon kinda like Softdana does. Big difference between Yahoo and Google is Yahoo doesn't sell you out with advertisers, like the "MySpace Get Rich Quick Work-at-Home" one that mentions MySpace throughout the ad but at the bottom in the disclaimer it admits it has no association to MySpace yet MySpace still advertised it. And Yahoo gives you the privacy and unsearchable options so it's much harder for spies to find you in search engine/e-mail tracer/IP trail hunter services out there
I heard JR Ewing once say
"Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean someone's not out to get you"
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JR Ewing (or Kurt Cobain for that matter) didn't know the definition of paranoid.
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This isn't working for me - it still shows the "from Yahoo" part. Anyone else having this problem?
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Nope I just installed it and the yahoo bit went away as soon as I refreshed the page.
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we all know that Yahoo owns Flickr so it was only a matter of time til they branded it - there is not much point in burying your head and pretending it's not there (via GM scripts)
get over it and go take pictures, people, that's the real reason we are all here.
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2 simple words sure caused quite a commotion, it's just words....
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hey and if you use the truetype font "frutiger-75 black" and the colours #ff0084 and #0063dc, you can fake any flickr looking logo you want :) the old logo i once had downloaded measured 111x30px.
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kiwi_kirsch edited this topic 32 months ago.
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Quit working for me...
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I started using 's script, and it works fine. :-)
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's script working for me:-)
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The best method to change the logo is using Stylish instead of Greasemonkey, because you won't see any flickr ...errr.... flicker (old logo appears first before suddenly changed)
And it's easy to enable/disable it without reloading the page
Just install this userstyle at userstyles.org/styles/23442
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Zoolcar9 edited this topic 30 months ago.
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I don't like "Flicker by Yahoo" either, because Flicker is the only good part of Yahoo to my mind, but the script does not work on my PC with Firefox 3.6. As it happened with another Greasemonkey script, I'm wondering whether it is caused by a version incompatibility or a problem with the French Flickr interface.
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Saint.Seminole: You can make the logo any size you want. Just update:
aspherical element: Nice script!
Thanks!
's script, and it works fine. :-)
's script working for me:-)
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