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Rule34 Mobile Swipe & Video Navigation

Swipe left/right on images or use overlay buttons on videos to navigate between posts. Double-click images to open them in a new tab (fullscreen).

Author
KerimDemirkaynak
Daily installs
2
Total installs
5
Ratings
0 0 0
Version
1.7
Created
2025-10-16
Updated
2025-10-16
Size
5.24 KB
License
MIT
Applies to

Description

Tired of clicking the tiny "next" and "previous" links on mobile? This script streamlines your browsing experience on Rule34 by adding intuitive mobile-friendly controls. It intelligently detects whether you are viewing an image or a video and provides the best navigation method for each.

Features

For Images:

  • Intuitive Swipe Navigation: Simply swipe left to go to the next post or swipe right for the previous one.
  • Mouse Drag Support: The same functionality works perfectly on desktop. Just click and drag the image left or right.
  • Quick Fullscreen View: Double-click any image to instantly open its full-resolution version in a new tab.

For Videos:

  • Persistent Overlay Buttons: Swiping can interfere with video player controls (seeking, volume, etc.). To solve this, the script displays persistent '←' and '→' buttons on the sides of the screen for easy navigation.
  • Unobtrusive Design: The buttons are semi-transparent and positioned to not block the main video content.

General:

  • Cleaner Interface: The script automatically hides the default bottom navigation bar, giving you more screen space for a more immersive experience.

How to Use

On Image Posts:

  • To go to the next post: Swipe the image from right to left.
  • To go to the previous post: Swipe the image from left to right.
  • To view the image in full size: Simply double-click on it.

On Video Posts:

  • To go to the next post: Click the '→' button on the right side of the screen.
  • To go to the previous post: Click the '←' button on the left side of the screen.

Notes

  • This script is designed primarily for a better mobile experience but is fully functional on desktop browsers as well.
  • The script only activates on post view pages (URLs containing index.php?page=post&s=view).