>>42142I did it manually, to see which ones I want to keep and enjoy some classics. Will take a long time but it's worth it. Yesterday I was doing pics, now everything looks organized, deleted a bunch of low quality stuff.
i decided to sort/tag my webm folder of over 3000 webms, what kind of software do you guys use to organize your stuff?
>>41125thanks, this is exactly what i meant.
using it with glass however, the background behind the frostedglass window of the messagens remains the original position
pretty trippy
Better Meguca bro, I think it would be Better to have the filtering as a different script, feels like there's plenty of testing and fixing to do.
>>40416#user-background {
background-position: top center;
}
that makes it lock to the top if thats what you meant
CSS dudes, save me
is there a way to set up so that custom backgrounds, instead of zooming in/out from the centers, have the top of the image locked?
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>>39832I'm really into the metalheart art style so I use pics like this one for my wallpapers
>>36327i hope he checks out mokachan
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>>39832I use a collection of like 50 space images
do you guys have cool wallpapers?
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>>35970based 4chan XT dev
>>34644got it, I will be using cosmo record if I can, thanks a lot!
if anyone wants to make userscripts for moka
try cloning the meguca source:
https://github.com/meowmin/meguca/and the 4chan-xt source:
https://github.com/TuxedoTako/4chan-xtand download a thread page from the site. If you point codex/claude-code to these, it's pretty decent at one-shotting features you want
https://violentmonkey.github.io/ to run them ofc
.play
https://youtu.be/OvtoY0lfYJ8?list=RDOvtoY0lfYJ8[Media commands are available after making at least 10 posts]
>>34472if you click the folders there are instructions for each script
but basically just git clone the repo and run them with python
>>33536wow! how do I use them??
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got more cosmo goodies for yous including this script
>>23380 (cosmo-record)
https://codeberg.org/djvu/cosmo-util
>>32869pretty sure theyre slowing rolling that out to just be the new desktop layout, i used to not see it
is there a way to turn neko from mobile to desktop interface?
need to write an one click image filter script like in 4chan-xt
>>29786captchas were implemented because of one insane guy, I don't think we will need that ever
brazilian bros
what are we supposed to do now
>>29744based
site still sucks though
>>30058yes it did thank you
>>29945.nekotv-theater .reply-form:not(.preview) {
left: auto;
}
should fix it
any of you tech mages could fix the reply box in the neko theater css?s
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surprised this place gets by without needing a captcha or Mokachan Pass™
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>spend 10 minutes solving 4chan's hieroglyphs
>connection error
>wait to solve captcha again
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On June 10, 2025, Ofcom, the British government's communications regulator, announced an investigation into 4chan for potential violations of the Online Safety Act 2023 (OSA), Ofcom has the power to fine companies up to 10% of their global revenues, or £18m — whichever is the greater number. 4chan's lawyer issued a statement that the website "will not pay any penalty". He also stated, "American businesses do not surrender their First Amendment rights because a foreign bureaucrat sends them an email".
On 19 March 2026, Ofcom issued 4chan a £450,000 fine for failing to implement age checks in line with the OSA. It also fined the site a further £20,000 for not specifying how users are protected from illegal content, and £50,000 for not carrying out an illegal content risk assessment. In response to the fine, 4chan's lawyer sent Ofcom an AI-generated image of a hamster and said, "In the only country in which 4chan operates, the United States, it is breaking no law and indeed its conduct is expressly protected by the First Amendment." 4Chan has refused to pay all previous fines from Ofcom.
>>27343they don't have much of a choice and no money to fight it
>>27779The pull request was done by an IBM employee and the merge was pushed by a Microslop employee
Fucking hilarious
>>27061>>27780Yeah it uses utc to generate a filename
>>27061I think it changes your file names to random, mine also stays ticked/unticked.
>>27343I freaking knew it!!
>The main program that starts and manages almost everything on modern Linux computers, “systemd”, recently added an optional "birthDate" field to its user database records.
>This stores a user's full birth date so apps can check age, for example, to comply with new age-verification laws in places like California, Colorado, and Brazil.
Guess you guys were right
>>26173it should never be doing that, mine never becomes unticked
is there a way to have mask filename persistently on? it gets annoying ticking it for each upload
brave is also crashing
what the fuck
>>23380holy! you're awesome chingu
ladybird can't come fast enough
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>>23242not possible through the existing app but I'm working on a separate script that can do it (picrel)
it's not ready to share yet though
Is there a way to re route cosmoliveweb to mpv? Tried mpv directly with no luck, I also tried streamlink.
>>22644lol im glad im not the only one that thinks this is annoying as fuck
for newer posts thankfully mu keeps the threads archives for a whle so i can just go to the original thread days later and get them that way but yea i dont know any other way other than inspect element
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is there a faster way to grab the filename of a webm from desuarchive?
>>21613Ah no, I don't have any issues, it just feels better. Like watching a 4k fancam and doing other stuff, Firefox wasn't the best even with plenty of RAM.
