Inspired by /tv/'s posting culture, this browser extension aims to facilitate the creation of mass replies on 4chan.org and 4channel.org.
- Ability to mimic many filename types
- Add a meme website watermark to uploads
- Change file hash
- Automatically delete 4chan_pass cookie on ban evasion error
- Bypass common wordfilters by replacing a letter in the filtered words with a similar letter
- Automatically slide captcha into the right position
- Re-attach the last selected file
- Configurable mass reply with multiple targets
- Soyquote text and filename
- Automatically convert WebP to JPEG
- Automatically compress big images
Use the buttons in the reply box for (left to right):
- Clear comment field
- Paste clipboard into the comment field
- Delete 4chan_pass cookie
- Reply to every post on the page
- Convert quotelinks into soyquotes (for example:
>>123456in the comment field will be replaced with the quoted content of that post without a link to it) - Convert quotelinks into filename quotes
- Reply to posts with repeating digits in the post number
- Spoof filename
- Anonymize file hash
- Rank IDs by their post count
- Reply to 1-post-by-this-ID
- Reply to /pol/ memeflag posts
- Quote Know Your Meme filenames
- Storage to save the settings between each use
- Access to 4chan and 4channel
- Download
4chan-mass-reply-unpacked.zipfrom the Releases section and sideload it.
- With Kiwi Browser (WebView), download
4chan-mass-reply-unpacked.zipfrom Releases section and install the extension via ( ⋮ ) -> Extensions. - With SmartCookieWeb Preview (GeckoView), go to
about:config, setxpinstall.signatures.requiredtofalse, download4chan_mass_reply.xpifrom Releases section and sideload the extension via Advanced settings -> Sideload XPI.
$ npm install --save-dev
$ npm run build
The resulting extension will be in dist/.