Added!

Sorry, didn't see this. Maybe it can be done, if you can provide an example url that has a video

Added

Thanks, I will add it
https://github.com/cvzi/Rottentomatoes-userscript/issues/4

The first thing I can think of is that this might be a "power saving" feature of Firefox/Chrome. I know this happens to setInterval/setTimeout. When you put a tab in the background, these two function will no longer work. The idea is that background tabs should not use CPU and drain your battery. I guess the same could happen to MutationObserver.

I don't know if this applies here as I have no idea how the FB login works but I have some general experience with the Facebook API:

FB will activate "development mode" for apps that have unresolved issues for example apps that no longer comply with FB's terms of service.
In that context "app" just means your Facebook API access and "development mode" means your API access got restricted to admin and test accounts.
Whoever created the facebook app would probably need to login on developers.facebook.com and see if there are any issues.

I added it to the script, enable it in the Tampermonkey/greasemonkey menu
https://openuserjs.org/scripts/cuzi/Youtube_-_Hide_default_playlists

I am planing to add similar features to Bandcamp script (Deluxe Edition)

Yes, I have only added options in the menu because it is simple to code.

I probably should write an explanation or put screenshots in the description, then people know how to change the options

Here is a first version:
https://openuserjs.org/scripts/cuzi/Youtube_-_Hide_default_playlists

Sounds useful and easy to do.
I will check it out :)

Your screenshot was not visible:

So the simple reason was that rottentomatoes' API does not provide the user rating. The script would have to download and parse the normal movie website to retrieve the user rating. Too much of a hassle

I will look into it. I vaguely remember that there was a reason why I didn't include the user rating, but I cannot remember what it was or if there was a quick fix.

Regarding the all-in-one script, I just don't have the time to do it at the moment.

If you would like to change it yourself, you probably need to look in the library file:
https://github.com/cvzi/bcplayer/blob/master/BCPlayerLib.js

I am sorry, I stopped developing this script

Thanks, I fixed it

If you have a github account, maybe you can create an issue there: https://github.com/cvzi/Bandcamp-script-deluxe-edition/issues
I check github more often than here and github has notifications for new comments 😉

Yes, I'll remove the slider from pages that have no tracks.

I have updated the script a few days ago and changed some things like the settings button. Do you see a difference or is it still not showing?
Unfortunately I don't have a Windows 7 available to test it myself

I have updated the script. The settings button should appear on any bandcamp page, in the top white bar next to the profile image and the link to feed and collection.

Regarding 6: It should not be cleared when you clear browser stuff like cache. It's stored in the Tampermonkey extension (or whatever extension you're using), so it should be relatively safe.

I just realized from your screenshot you are using an old Windows, I think that is the reason why you don't see the download button and the settings button (they are both emojis, which are probably only available on Windows 10). I'll find a solution for that.

I can't reproduce the 'Saving...' problems at the moment, but I'll try later again

New version:

• Settings to disable individual functions
  

• Export/backup listened albums
  

• Download mp3 from discography player
  

• Download mp3 from album page
  

• Desktop notifications on song change (disabled by default)
  

• Minimize/Close player (left click/right click on [x] symbol)
  

I uploaded a new version that (possibly) fixes the scrolling issue

Regarding 2 and 4: Yes. I will probably also include my other download script (download links on the album page).

Regarding 3: I'll try to fix that. Seems to be specific to Chrome. It works for me with Firefox.

Regarding 1: I have not found a simple solution yet. In general, everything on the page is reset once you click a link, nothing I can do about that.
The only option (I can think of) might be to open a small popup window that plays the audio file. So the popup window with the audio would stay open and play the song, and then the player can be restored on the next page. It might even be possible to do this so smoothly that the popup window can be open and closed right before/after a link is clicked.
Not sure when I'll have time to try this though 😉

Here's a first version:
https://openuserjs.org/scripts/cuzi/Bandcamp_script_(Deluxe_Edition)

Features are:

• player on discography page
• save albums as 'played'. Currently by clicking on a '✔ Mark as played' link, not (yet) automatically when a album was played
• circumvent the "The time has come to open thy wallet" limit

Oh yeah, I see the hard limit now. After several times clicking "Close" on the popup, it actually stops playing songs.
Shouldn't be hard to solve that 😏