Pawchive Video Filter

Filters posts with videos/GIFs on Pawchive. Supports posts, search, user profiles.

작성자

ImTrep

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평점

0 0 0

버전

1.1.1

생성일

2026-07-27

갱신일

2026-07-27

크기

38.9KB

라이선스

MIT

적용 사이트

Include GIFs toggle – choose whether to include GIFs (default = videos only).
Supports global search – filters posts on /posts?q= pages.
Supports tag filtering on creator pages – filters posts by ?tag= parameters on user profiles (client‑side).
Smart thumbnail loading with failure feedback – lazy‑loads videos with poster previews; retries failed thumbnails up to 3 times and reports exactly how many failed (e.g., “3/10 thumbnails failed”).

Request queueing & concurrency control – limits simultaneous requests (max 2) to avoid rate limiting.
Smart caching – API responses cached for 5 minutes, thumbnails for 24 hours, with automatic cleanup when localStorage quota is exceeded.
Collapsible floating panel – includes a settings button (⋮) for easy access; all preferences are saved persistently.
Copy URLs – copy all discovered media URLs to your clipboard with a single click.

Limitations:
- The /posts/popular page is not supported because Pawchive does not provide a dedicated API endpoint for it. The script will show “Page context not supported” on that URL.
- Tag filtering on creator pages is client‑side – it parses the tags field from the API response (which may be a JSON string, a bracketed list, or a comma‑separated string). This approach works with the current data format, but may break if Pawchive changes its API structure in future updates.
Storage quota:
- Firefox: default localStorage quota is 5 MB (dom.storage.default_quota in about:config). To improve caching, increase to 20 MB (20480 KB).
- Chromium (Chrome, Edge, etc.): 10 MB per origin, not user‑configurable. The script works within this limit.
- Settings (GIF toggle) are stored via Tampermonkey GM storage – they survive even if localStorage is full or cleared.
RAM caching (optional): If you have spare RAM, you can move Firefox's disk cache to a RAM drive. This speeds up thumbnail/video loading, reduces disk writes, and improves responsiveness. See Arch Wiki: Firefox Tweaks for setup instructions.