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Description from extension meta
Browser extension to help with Tesla's Forum.
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Description from store
Provides a number of extensions to the new Tesla Forums, including:
• Color coding posters by category
• Add/Remove poster names to categories
• Auto spam detect
• Auto foreign poster detection
• Options to hide foreign, toxic or spam posters
• When saving new post text, auto saves to clipboard
• Shows images and video on screen
• Adds "Back To" button at bottom of thread
• Import and export of lists
• Ability to disable/enable individual features
• Hides duplicate posts
• Wildcard blacklisting
• Highlight new and unread titles in forum listings
• A number of clarity options to improve the forum look
• Quoted text converted to italics
• Text links converted to clickable links
TTAP has seven poster categories: Yourself, Experts, Liked, Foreign, Disliked, Toxic, and Spam. You add poster names to a category to highlight those posters in a color of your choice or use the option to hide posters in a category like Spam.
Our autosave feature is handy when you're writing a post, and pressing Save causes Tesla to logout. Now after logging in, you go back to the thread and Press Ctrl-V to paste back the lost content.
For those using the excellent 2016 Forum Extension Suite, it can do everything it did. You may want to turn it off when using TTAP.
Latest reviews
- (2020-10-04) John Doe: The Developer is a great contributor to the Tesla Forum. I gave this a dislike rating due to the developer adding a list of experts. This detracts one from other intelligent contributors. Adding a list of others that are not liked on the forum is something else that is not cool. This add-on seems like the developer wants to act like a God and control who is liked and who is not liked and I find that sad. The experts on the list are not experts at all, but they are good contributors. The list consists of people the contributor likes and not experts.
- (2019-11-01) Andrew Pinkerton: Excellent work, bringing some added usefulness to the otherwise bland forums.
Latest issues
- (2020-10-04, v:3.0.6) John Doe: lists
Adding a list of experts and people you think are not liked is in poor taste. The list of experts are your friends and you and not experts at all. Don't get me wrong, a couple are very good on your list. Adding such a list detracts others from good contributions from others.