[X] My Assistant

I recently installed the latest version and then restarted Firefox, but nothing shows up. The script installed to Greasemonkey without hangups, but nothings happening. Halp pls D:

It didn't work for me at all with Greasemonkey, I used Scriptish (well, until recent crash issue happened).

I recently installed the latest version and then restarted Firefox, but nothing shows up. The script installed to Greasemonkey without hangups, but nothings happening. Halp pls D:

Did you tried to use this:

Great fix and it appears to work. Attached is the same version with the fix for people who are unsure how to code.

Remove old script, then reinstall.

 hvstat_firefox_5.6.5.1_fixed_for_firefox_31.zip ( 166.76k ) Number of downloads: 315

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Did you tried to use this:

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Reinstall won't help (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

After spending most of today trying to track the source of the crashes, I'm fairly certain it's because of this: [www.mozilla.org] https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advi...es/mfsa2015-09/

When using certain '@grant' tags, Greasemonkey needs to create the sandbox with xray privileges and this is when the crash occurs. Scriptish always creates sandboxes with xray privilege and will crash whether or not @grant is included. Setting 'wantsXrays: false' directly in 'modules/utils/Scriptish_injectScripts.js' will stop the crashes but also remove the privileges the script needs to run.

Unfortunately this means either Greasemonkey or Scriptish need to find and implement an alternate method to allow scripts to use these privileges, Firefox need to fix these crashes, or HVStat needs to move away from being a Userscript on Firefox.

I assume Scriptish will fix this, as I assume this will impact a large section of their user base, but it might be about time HVStat became a full-fledged add-on (which will likely introduce more bugs during the transition phase). I'll be looking into this over the next few days and deciding on the best direction for HVStat to take.

For now you will either need to use Chrome, or roll back to Firefox 34. Sorry.

I "downgraded" back to the latest version of 34 from [ftp.mozilla.org] Mozilla's FTP dump and turned the auto-updates off. I'll stick with this until either HV STAT or Firefox fixes their shit.

EDIT: Updated head post. Latest release available here: [github.com] https://github.com/GaryMcNabb/HVSTAT/releases
Includes support for alt.hentaiverse.org, runs on FF 34 (sorry still no fix), and has a few extra options for powerup alerts.

This post has been edited by GaryMcNabb: Jan 20 2015, 14:28

I'm getting [gyazo.com] this error whenever I try to open hentaiverse. I rolled back to firefox V34 just a second ago.

I'm getting [gyazo.com] this error whenever I try to open hentaiverse. I rolled back to firefox V34 just a second ago.

I can't replicate the issue.
I'd first recommend trying to run Firefox as an administrator, even if you think you already are. (Right click shortcut >Properties > Compatibility tab).

If that doesn't work, let me know what version of windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8/8.1, x86 or x64) you're running and I'll try again in a VM or something.

I'm getting [gyazo.com] this error whenever I try to open hentaiverse. I rolled back to firefox V34 just a second ago.

I have a same problem (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) and i use windows 7 pro 64 bit with firefox 34 (downgrade from version 35)

I tried the fix Rikis posted earlier and it made firefox crash instead of the script just not working. Best of luck to the dev team on this script, because it seems a hard one to fix. It's most likely firefox that is to blame. They update the browser all the time and give exactly no shits about how the addons are affected. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

I'm getting [gyazo.com] this error whenever I try to open hentaiverse. I rolled back to firefox V34 just a second ago.

I have a same problem (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) and i use windows 7 pro 64 bit with firefox 34 (downgrade from version 35)

Okay, I'm pretty sure I've figured this out.
Firefox can NOT access a database while in private mode, for obvious reasons.

If you're trying to run the script in private mode, it will fail.

Here are a couple of solutions if you're looking for discretion.
- Use a profile manager, and keep a separate profile for 'special activities'
- Use Google Chrome (preferably canary)
- Grab a copy of [sourceforge.net] Portable Firefox 34.0 and store it somewhere discreet.

Unfortunately, these are pretty much the only workarounds if you don't want to use it in regular mode since this script needs to use a database.
Sorry buddy.

EDIT: Updated original post to warn future users against running the script in Private Mode.

EDIT 2: Running HVStat on Firefox 37.0a2 Developer Edition does not crash the browser and runs flawlessly. I assume that the crashing issues will simply disappear with the next Firefox update, which is great news.

This post has been edited by GaryMcNabb: Jan 25 2015, 19:37

Apologies for the double post, but this update affects most of the users of HVStat.

Due to the recent truckload of issues with Chrome no longer tolerating 3rd party extensions and Firefox 35's implementation of sandboxes causing CTD, I felt it necessary to make some changes to address these issues.

The biggest by far is for Firefox users. HVStat will NO LONGER be a userscript, and has been converted to a full extension. This removes the need for Greasemonkey or Scriptish, makes it easier for me to debug, and should result in more stable code.
This also means you can update Firefox safely, the xpi add-on runs on FF35+ and will not CTD.

For Chrome users, HVStat has been added to the webstore. I'm hoping that it won't be removed since HV contains no sexually explicit content and EH is technically not a 'commercial' adult website.
In the event that it is removed, alternate methods of installation have been provided.

I highly recommend users update, as all support will be provided on the assumption that you have.
[github.com] Downloads + Instructions

As usual, please report bugs in this topic.

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Holy...Nice!

Very nice, so far it seems to be working quite well. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

laters,

RRViper
(who is very appreciative of this) (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wub.gif)

Installed and its work on both Firefox and Chrome, Thanks

Apologies for the double post, but this update affects most of the users of HVStat.

Due to the recent truckload of issues with Chrome no longer tolerating 3rd party extensions and Firefox 35's implementation of sandboxes causing CTD, I felt it necessary to make some changes to address these issues.

The biggest by far is for Firefox users. HVStat will NO LONGER be a userscript, and has been converted to a full extension. This removes the need for Greasemonkey or Scriptish, makes it easier for me to debug, and should result in more stable code.
This also means you can update Firefox safely, the xpi add-on runs on FF35+ and will not CTD.

For Chrome users, HVStat has been added to the webstore. I'm hoping that it won't be removed since HV contains no sexually explicit content and EH is technically not a 'commercial' adult website.
In the event that it is removed, alternate methods of installation have been provided.

I highly recommend users update, as all support will be provided on the assumption that you have.
[github.com] Downloads + Instructions

As usual, please report bugs in this topic.

What a godsent! Thanks GaryMcNabb!
Tested works with latest Firefox 35.0.1

Thanks a lot GaryMcNabb for updating this <3

Didn't understand why FF was crashing after updating to FF35.
It seems it was this =/

Thanks again!

HVS 5.6.8.1
[github.com] Download

Just finished the latest latest version.
Here are some of the changes

Forgot to add alt.hentaiverse support for Chrome in the last release.
Converted hide-logo.css to inline (it was pretty much a single line file)
Updated Interface.
Fixed Date overflow on Firefox mouseover popups and Drops tab.
Added import/export options for Overview stats, Shrine stats, Battle stats, Drop stats, and Settings.
Added options to disable tracking General Drops or Equipment.
Drops tab will only display the latest 50 Equipment Drops, with a show all button if you want to view the rest. (for speed reasons)
Fixed Typos:
- Arena Crear > Arena Clear
- Hourly Encounter > Random Encounter
- Equipments > Equipment
- GrindFest > Grindfest
- PCT. > %

Enjoy.

This post has been edited by GaryMcNabb: Feb 1 2015, 07:58

Even with the newest version (5.6.8.1) I still get a database open error. It's obviously something I screwed up somehow, but is there a way to manually (e.g. without the script) delete the database files? Do I have to reset firefox?

Even with the newest version (5.6.8.1) I still get a database open error. It's obviously something I screwed up somehow, but is there a way to manually (e.g. without the script) delete the database files? Do I have to reset firefox?

As far as I'm aware, it seems to be caused by privacy settings.
Trying to run it in a Private window or setting Firefox to purge its cache on shutdown will stop HVstat from saving it's settings or creating a database.

I'm working to fix this but it'll mean a major restructure of how HVStat works.
If you're uncomfortable lowering your privacy settings, you'll have to wait I'm afraid.

EDIT:
5.6.8.2 has been released.
It adds the following filters for Drop tracking:
+ Don't track General Drops
+ Don't track Credits
+ Don't track Items
+ Don't track Crystals
+ Don't track Monster Food
+ Don't track Tokens
+ Don't track Artifacts/Collectables
+ Don't track Trophies

This post has been edited by GaryMcNabb: Feb 8 2015, 23:31

Even with the newest version (5.6.8.1) I still get a database open error. It's obviously something I screwed up somehow, but is there a way to manually (e.g. without the script) delete the database files? Do I have to reset firefox?

I got a database open error, but it was because I still had the old greasemonkey script installed (v5.6.5.1). Disabling the script got rid of the error.