Quand vous recevez un nouveau mail dans Flickr parce qu’un utilisateur vous ajoute à ses contacts ou vous invite à un groupe, il n’y a qu’un minimum d’information.
C’est alors difficile de décider si on veut réciproquer le contact ou répondre à l’invitation. Ce script ajoute de nouvelles informations sur le groupe ou l’utilisateur avec l’email en question.
27 June 2007, by Mortimer
1Installation
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Get Firefox
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Install GreaseMonkey
- restart Firefox
- If you liked the script, think about helping me back and consider a small donation, click the paypal button on the right.
- Click on the following icon and select "Install"
977 download(s) since 25 July 2007
2What you get
Email d’un Contact
Le script affichera:
- l’icone de l’utilisateur, avec son menu, pour pouvoir l’ajouter directement en contact, etc...
- des liens vers la page scout et la page DNA de l’utilisateur
- les 20 photos les plus "intéressantes" de l’utilisateur
Invitation au groupe
Le script affichera:
- la description du groupe,
- les 20 dernières photos du groupe
3Localisations
Ce script est localisé en Français et Anglais et partiellement dans les autres langues de Flickr.
Si vous voulez participer à la localisation de ce script, lisez: Aider à traduire les scripts pour Flickr.
Date of online publication: 27 June 2007
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