Created by Michael Schade (@michaelschade).
With TechCrunch's lovely redesign (seriously, I like it) came an unfortunate lack of support for paging through images in an image gallery, which makes it really obnoxious to check out all pictures in full detail.
The included user script will automatically load the image gallery functionality on TechCrunch posts.
To install this, all you need to do is grab the user script.
Google Chrome will support this by default. For other browsers, you will need a user script extension:
Note that I've only tried this on Google Chrome and Firefox. Your mileage may
vary. If you find issues, please let me know (see Support below) and I'll
update accordingly.
To use, once it's installed, simply visit a TechCrunch post and click on an
image in the gallery. A preview will show up above the gallery and you can
cycle through the images using the << Prev and Next >> links.
You can test it on this Ice Cream Sandwich post.
To the best of my knowledge, this works well and in any browser that supports user scripts.
If you run into a situation where it is failing, drop me a note at github [-@-] mschade [-dot-] me, tweet me at @michaelschade, or reach out in any other way and I'll be happy to help. Pull requests are an even better option for getting something in the codebase.
We like the MIT license. See LICENSE.
- Thanks to Eric Vold for showing how to use jQuery with Google Chrome.