[ SECRET POST #5862 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5862 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You can do it with a bookmarklet, which should work in any browser that lets you bookmark things (and runs javascript.)

This is just the first one I found on a quick google but it shouldn't be able to break anything. Make a new bookmark, copy the text below and use it as the URL for the new bookmark, and then go to the very end where it says yourname and replace it with the name you want:

javascript:function htmlreplace(a,b,element){if(!element)element=document.body;var nodes=element.childNodes;for(var n=0;n<nodes.length;n++){if(nodes[n].nodeType==Node.TEXT_NODE){nodes[n].textContent=nodes[n].textContent.replace(new RegExp(a,'gi'),b);}else{htmlreplace(a,b,nodes[n]);}}}htmlreplace('y/n','yourname');

Then, if you go to a page and click on the bookmark, it will replace all instances of y/n with yourname.

...that said, the coterie of people who are really into y/n fic doesn't seem to have much overlap with people who are super comfortable coding bookmarklets, so I always wondered how many people actually do that and how many just stick with yana like the secret writer.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Thanks for this! Also lmao at "the coterie of people who are really into..."

Aside from not knowing about this bookmarklet/knowing this was a thing at all (my coding knowledge begins and ends with CSS/HTML coding for old blog layouts), the reason for lack of overlap (at least from me) is probably 1/3 lack of knowledge, 1/3 laziness, 1/3 "just give me the story already, I'll continue to use my imagination and my brain's autocorrect, thank you!"

But I'll give this a try! Thanks !!