#xkit servant

[agapi-kalyptei]

I don't know why I waited to start hacking XKit until I'm almost not using Tumblr anymore,

but here, for those of you who want to use something like Blacklist with more advanced rules, and don't want Servant to completely hide some posts, here's my horrible hybrid - go to https://www.tumblr.com/xkit_editor and edit your servant plugin and replace it with this code (tested only on Firefox).

You'll be then able to select a new action for Servant, to hide some posts (while showing tags and user avatar) with the "Show it anyway" button. Looks ugly, but MEH, it works.

Also, good news: The XKit Guy is a half genius, and half horrible programmer. This means that the whole XKit can be optimized and sped up, and there's a bunch of developers on github already working on it, it's just up to XKit Guy to review and merge the changes back, and it seems he's just too busy lately.

[femvy]

wow, some of these xkit extensions lol.....

i made a servant to track the word "personal"... i would have liked to get notifications for whenever someone i follow posts an original post tagged as personal, i thought it MIGHT work.

what does it do? lol i don't even know because i just get little notifications that say "personal" and if i click on them..... nothing happens??

also, there is one that lets you put little icons of your blogs at the top which is cool, but there's no way to choose which ones??? like i have 6 blogs technically and i only care about 3 of them but there's no  way to choose? and they kinda rearrange themselves randomly when i click on them. 

[always-allec]

Hm.

Is there a way on xKit to automatically reblog a post from my main blog that's posted from instagram?

I want those posts to go on THIS blog, not my main blog...

[unpretty]

so it looks like with xkit Servant i can block all of Person's A's reblogs that are sourced from Person B, but if I only want to block Person A's reblogs of Person B's reblogs (sourced from Person C i guess, idk), I am SOL. I think. Or else I am just bad at using Servant.

[susielesbian]

may or may not be taking advantage of the new xkit servant feature