Flickr Buddy Interestingness

Ok, so I was looking at that buddy icon menu somewhere around Flickr and saw this strange new line "Quick Interestingness"... that’s when I remembered I started implementing this script two month ago and totally forgot about it.

17 March 2007, by Mortimer

This greasemonkey script will insert a new item in everyone’s buddy icon menu [1]. Clicking this new item will open a small dialogue with the 25 most interesting photos of that user.

Thanks to Steeev, this feature is also availlable for group pools. Under the group name, next to the usual links, you’ll see a “Pool Interestingness” link that will open a similar dialogue with the 25 most interesting photos of that group.

This will allow you to make a quick choice about making him a contact, etc... etc...

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1Credits

Steeev added the code for the “Pool Interestingness” feature to version 0.2.

2Localisations

The script is now localised in French, Italian and English. To help translate in other languages, please see Help localise Flickr scripts

Date of online publication: 17 March 2007
last-update: 26 June 2007
Keywords : Flickr , Greasemonkey

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[1] The menu that appears when you hover over a Flickr user icon.

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P.S.

Thank you to ts0 for the lightbox implementation.

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