marcustyphoon

https://www.tumblr.com/timeline/trending_gifs: `data-timeline="/v2/timeline" data-which="trending_gifs"` https://www.tumblr.com/timeline/trending_video: `data-timeline="/v2/timeline" data-which="trending_video"` https://www.tumblr.com/timeline/trending_photos: `data-timeline="/v2/timeline" data-which="trending_photos"` https://www.tumblr.com/timeline/trending_text: `data-timeline="/v2/timeline" data-which="trending_text"` https://www.tumblr.com/timeline/trending_asks: `data-timeline="/v2/timeline" data-which="trending_asks"` https://www.tumblr.com/tagged/gif?sort=community: `data-timeline-id="searchCommunities-gif-undefined-undefined}"` https://www.tumblr.com/search/gif?v=community: `data-timeline-id="searchCommunities-gif-undefined-undefined}"` (yes, that is a curly brace, presumably a typo) https://www.tumblr.com/blog/[blogname]/blaze/campaigns: `data-timeline="/v2/ignite/posts/all"`...

I was keeping this around as a reference for timeline id data I collected, but it doesn't need to be a PR.

Wait WHAT. Okay, I may have immediately disproven my own statement. Apparently this is a thing, [possibly as of Firefox 113](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Releases/113#css): ```css .element-to-hide-contents-of { content: linear-gradient(transparent, transparent); height: 0; }...

> Personally I think a default-on preference would be good. It makes more sense to keep the full context by default—discarding it should be considered a fringe use-case. Hmm! Interesting—I'll...

> Currently not sure what happens when someone clicks on a big reblog chain and replies to you under it. Does this target the reblog or the root post? I...

Hm. I hadn't thought to separately test being/not being the original post author. That complexity and hoping that complexity can be reduced from Tumblr's side aside, I'm thinking more and...

Do you use any other XKit functionality? When this happens, are other functions working or is everything not working? (The tweak in question is one of our simpler ones and...

Notably, I'm not one hundred percent sure if ```js globalThis.browser ??= globalThis.chrome; ``` is precisely equivalent to ```js if (typeof browser === 'undefined') { globalThis.browser = chrome; } ``` but...

Ugh, I guess putting this in the content scripts folder doesn't make sense, because it's referred to in action. But it probably shouldn't go in lib since it's not vendored,...

Interestingly, pagination seems to break immediately when I set `sort: asc`. I wonder if this is broken for external clients too. Edit: Yep. Reported: https://github.com/tumblr/docs/issues/137