I have r/linkiscute set as my homepage but today I got surprised (as well as my whole family lmao) to see that a nsfw pic got leaked when I had nfsw ticked off. It's just this one particular post that for some reason escapes it. It does have a nsfw tag and redditp marks it as one, but still shows it for some reason.

Could you implement up/down vote buttons so we can vote without leaving the slideshow? (for example Reddit Playlister has 'em)
Or a keyboard shortcut for opening the comments?

This will be useful for chromecasting because at the moment you may get letterboxing without it.

See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fullscreen_API

Using a https everywhere plugin here. It seems like the SSL certificate for redditp.com is outdated.

Allow settings such as the slide timer, and NSFW tag to be set from the query string.

I am now subscribed to 242 picture subreddits (lots of /r/random) and the multireddit url is 2907 characters long which is causing the powerpoint to not load. redditp was working up until recently (as in before I added a few more subreddits) so I must have hit a limit. I was wondering if there is a hard coded limit that can be increased or if I just need to stay under it. I could simply unsubscribe to some of the less active/not as good subreddits to stay under whatever limit there is, but I'd like to know what it is.

Cheers!

You may "Legally" have to display a screen before images that are meant for 18+. A nice option to add would be to omit them through a setting (checkbox).

It seems quite a few people are going to that url. Perhaps I should add a subreddit menu there?

http://redditp.com/r/

Does anyone else sometimes get a long string of black screens in place of pictures?

The initial pictures load fine, but after a while, they go black.

It could be, say, 20 straight black screens (titles still appear over each one) before it resumes, and then another series of black screens will follow sometime later.

I thought that it occurred more in multi reddits over official front page reddits, but I'm not sure that it matters.

I also tried calling tweaking the speed, but I don't think that it makes a difference.

There is mention on the Redditp github of a problem where gallery URLs create blank screens:

Gallery URLs Create Blank Screens When Browsing

#21

It mentions black screens.

I'm not sure how you can tell if it's a gallery, but hovering my mouse over "image" to see the URL i in the status bar shows that black screens can seem to happen on any type.

I made a previous thread before about a "Failed Ajax" error: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditp/comments/2vmv7b/any_way_to_bypass_failed_ajax_error_and_keep_the/

(Now that I think about it, I don't think I've seen the error for a long time.

Thanks!)

I mention that thread because the conditions are still the same, as in these series' of black screens occur both in my very capable computer with Firefox, and my grandma's empty computer (bare settings) with Chrome.

Thanks.

Hi, the same way we currently have nsfw preference, could there be an sound preference?

Simple way is to reflect the preference in muted attribute presence
Advanced would be to also transfer the volume level from one video tag to another (javascript accessible property videotag.volume with values from 0.0 to 1.0 meaning 0% to 100% volume)

If you agree with proposal, i'd be willing to create PR for your review

First off, thanks so much for redditp!

I just noticed that redditp.com links to *.mp4 version of gfycat videos, when it should be linking to *.webm versions of it.

The *.mp4 versions are significantly larger with no appreciable visual gains. Here's an example -

http://gfycat.com/AcceptableWebbedBedbug

mp4 (13.5M) - http://giant.gfycat.com/AcceptableWebbedBedbug.mp4
webm (4.5M) - http://giant.gfycat.com/AcceptableWebbedBedbug.webm

That's almost 3x times savings. I'm sure your users would appreciate snappier gfy loads!

ffmpeg info of mp4 vs webm

mp4

Input #0, mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2, from '/tmp/sfw.test.mp4':
  Metadata:
    major_brand     : isom
    minor_version   : 512
    compatible_brands: isomiso2avc1mp41
    encoder         : Lavf54.63.100
  Duration: 00:00:08.96, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 12609 kb/s
    Stream #0:0(eng): Video: h264 (Constrained Baseline) (avc1 / 0x31637661), yuv420p, 1920x1080 [SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], 12608 kb/s, 30 fps, 30 tbr, 15360 tbn, 60 tbc
    Metadata:
      handler_name    :

webm

Input #0, matroska,webm, from '/tmp/sfw.test.webm':
  Duration: 00:00:08.96, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 4191 kb/s
    Stream #0:0: Video: vp8, yuv420p, 1920x1080, SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9, 30 fps, 30 tbr, 1k tbn, 1k tbc (default)

E.g. all the redditp UI is really small and resizing/panning the UI causes image swipes to be registered.

I use Ctrl-PgUp and Ctrl-PgDn to navigate between tabs -- they're even mapped to some of my mouse's extra buttons.

Redditp picks up their usage and, when I'm switching to a tab that has Redditp, interprets the "Ctrl-PgDn" used to switch tabs as a "Next Photo" command. (Even with the Ctrl modifier key in use.)

URLs like https://gfycat.com/gifs/detail/flatgrouchyblackfly fail to load.

The regex at EmbedIt.js#L86-L90 doesn't seem to accommodate this type of URL. Found this one that matches well: /(?:http:|https:|)(?:\/\/|)(?:gfycat\.com\/(?:\w*\/)*)(\w+$)/gi

The error in the title is what I get meanwhile using Firefox Developer Edition, from link:
https://redditp.com/r/nsfw

the former works, but the latter doesn't

I own the private sub r/myredditp and I'm having trouble using redditp to access the content, is there anyway to access the sub without making it public? I can submit proof of account for both u/lavekian and u/outrageousprophet if need be

After all the images are loaded - dash is added to "numberButtons" and images are loaded again.
For example we have 3 photos, buttons will look following way:
[1] [2] [3] [-] [4] [5] [6] [-]

Why is it working this way?
Won't it be more intuitive to start displaying from 1st image again?

Hi there @ubershmekel. I have a proposal for you.
I thought this was a cool project with a bunch of potential.

The Rebuild

When I was looking through the issues and future features, I saw that many were going to be difficult to add without a code cleanup and/or rebuild.

So I'm currently working towards a rebuild over at JoshWillik/redditp.
You can see a (temporary) live demo of this system running here

(Although the UI looks very different than the current redditp, that's not a necessary part of the system and it could be made to look like the current redditp with minimal to moderate effort.)

This rebuild is about 75% of the way towards feature parity with the existing redditp from a UI perspective.
From a media standpoint, I hope to have Gyfcat videos, imgur albums, imgur pages, and youtube videos by the time I'm done.

The rebuild features a plugin based architecture (as requested in #27). This should allow redditp to better handle a variety of media types.

The Proposal

I don't have time to run a redditp clone, so if you're willing, I'd love for you to adopt this rebuild when it's finished. I'd be more than willing to stick around and help if you need any pointers on the build system or the new features of Javascript. I might even add a feature or two, but I don't have time to be a lead mantainer.

Is this something you would be interested in?

Example:
http://www.redditp.com/r/pics/new
works, but
http://www.redditp.com/r/bicycling/new
says no displayable images. Note that http://www.redditp.com/r/bicycling does work.

Tested in both regular and incognito windows with Chrome Mac 24.0.1312.56 (up to date on 2013-01-23)

I think it's related to
this: https://www.reddit.com/r/redditp/comments/462wtg/redditp_does_not_preload_the_entire_slideshow/

But I guess this has something to do with the NSFW switch and the NSFW subreddits.
Because, for example, r/pics seems to work, while r/gonewild does not.

That's what I am currently observing.
Latest Chrome Stable x64 on Windows.

Many times while using redditp.com slideshow I want to go back to previous image and I instinctively hit the back button of my mouse, thus accidentally leaving the site and never finding the place I was at before as going forward just takes me to pic 1.

This could be solved by using the window.history API to push all slideshow images as states, or have the URL represent the state of the slideshow.

I could maybe do this myself and send a PR if this is something you would merge.

Auto-next should be along the lines of MAX(timeToNextSlide, video.mozFragmentEnd).

Especially the comments and image links. Saves us from that extra key-press

When I "scroll/swipe" quickly through the images, the page drains my battery like mad (10-20% within few minutes on a relatively new macbook) and fans starts blowing like I was playing some AAA game. Any idea what might be causing it?

OS: macOS 10.13.6
Browser: Safari 11.1.2

RedditP's behavior with Imgur links with "/gallery/" or "/a/" in them creates several errors and non-efficiencies in the viewing experience.

Example: while reviewing http://www.redditp.com/r/comicbooks, there was a "Supervillain Origins: Sabretooth" link for which the link on Reddit was http://imgur.com/gallery/RnGz5. The screen on Redditp is completely black, and the "image" link appends a ".jpg" which, when clicked, leads you to a 404 page on Imgur.

from selftied via /r/redditp/
When I get my json rss link, I get something like "http://www.reddit.com/.json?feed=####################f&user=selftied", where # are numbers.
This will fetch my front page feed, whether I'm logged in or not. So couldn't I get this, then simply add the "p"?
Your site can parse the json feed, and doesn't need anything from me other than the rss link.

There is a request on subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/redditp/comments/3iq7ae/request_make_the_images_downloadable/

Make the images downloadable
This would make it so much easier to make screensaver slide shows
it would be a big time saver to just click a "download all" button.

if there was a way that you could make images mass downloadable it would negate the need for an offline mode but i assume this would require a lot more server power because the images would probably half to be zipped. if i could chose a range like 1-100 and hit a download button it would probably be the greatest thing ever.

currently you can switch links with arrows, I would like to add s,d support,would anyone be interested for a pr?

I’m not the primary redditp user, but I noticed on the other person’s computer that in Chrome, it would sometimes freeze on a black screen.
After clicking the right arrow, you see “Mobile browsers won’t auto-play with a tap”.
I tried the presentation in Firefox, and I don’t think it ever stopped, or went black.

E.g. this one made it black on Chrome:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Eyebleach/comments/4xv5n9/mini_horse_and_his_mini_friend/

These issues equally happened on both their computer and my computer.
Chrome had black screens and “Mobile browsers won’t auto-play”, while FIrefox was fine.

Example: https://redditp.com/r/pics

Not Found

The requested URL /r/pics was not found on this server.

Maybe it’s just me, but I seem to notice that slideshows of just a single subreddit seem to have less black screens then multireddits with multiple subreddits.

I’m getting little to no black screens with a slideshow of /r/pics.

As soon as I add just two more subreddits like /r/funny and /r/gifs, black screens show up.

Even previously fine /r/pics pictures go black in a 3 subreddit multireddit.

The website appears to have stopped working for me altogether, no matter what subreddit I try it on -- it merely says "Loading Reddit Presentation." I have no idea what to try in order to rectify the situation.

New user to redditp but I'm already a huge fan. I noticed that the slideshow freezes when the next image is a video. I can manually flip to the next image and the slideshow starts up again. I am experiencing this in Chrome and Firefox. Any way to fix this? Thanks!

Current behavior:
Short GIFs in video format play once and immediately skip to next slide, disregarding rp.settings.timeToNextSlide

Expected behavior:
GIFs should loop for as long as the rp.settings.timeToNextSlide is. Regardless of whether they are an actual image file with a .gif extension or a .webm / .mp4 video.

See this fix in a fork

http://www.reddit.com/r/redditp/comments/2vmv7b/any_way_to_bypass_failed_ajax_error_and_keep_the/

Any way to bypass "Failed Ajax" error, and keep the slideshow presentation going without user input? Also, Ajax errors seem to appear more frequently in Chrome than in Firefox

Resume after "Failed Ajax" error

First off, this program is amazing, and has it has kept my old, Asian grandmother entertained for lots of time.

Thank you so much for creating it.

I opened the console with F12, which was suggested in a previous query about the "Failed Ajax" error.

There are several entries of "failed", with a link on the right.

I think that these were for previous images that appeared black, but the presentation continued on.

After a "Failed Ajax" comes up, it says "Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function".

What's on the right varies.

(It's a JSON file instead of a link?).

Here is the error on 3 separate occasions:

http://www.reddit.com/user/bboyjkang/m/citpo.json?jsonp=jQuery19109659527405165136_1423658241019&after=t3_2vhl6i&&_=1423658241022

http://www.reddit.com/user/bboyjkang/m/citpo.json?jsonp=jQuery191018773288885131478_1423706531735&after=t3_2vkyfn&&_=1423706531738

I think that there was one time where I couldn't copy the text on the right, but I could open it like the other 2 error instances, so I copied what was inside.

Here's part of it.

/**/jQuery1910120294198859483_1423693532073({"kind": "Listing", "data": {"modhash": "", "children": [{"kind": "t3", "data": {"domain": "farm8.staticflickr.com", "banned_by": null, "media_embed": {}, "subreddit": "CityPorn", "selftext_html": null, "selftext": "", "likes": null, "user_reports": [],

This is the multi Reddit that was made for my grandma, and was used to produce those errors.

http://redditp.com/user/bboyjkang/m/citpo

I don't mind these Failed Ajax errors, but I wish there was a way that the slideshow would recover from the stop, and resume without user input.

I tell my grandma to press the OK, and then the arrow keys to try to keep it going.

It doesn't work most of the time, so we have to start at the beginning again.

If it can eventually resolve itself without intervention, even if it has to skip several pictures, or takes a while, that would be helpful (has some mild arthritis).

"Failed Ajax" error occurs more frequently in Chrome?

A "Failed Ajax" error seems to occur more frequently in Chrome as opposed to Firefox.

This is the same case for both my computer, and my grandma's computer, where the errors will also mainly occur in Chrome.

For my computer:

I’m currently using Firefox, and that has all my extensions and stuff.

My Chrome only has a couple extensions, and disabling them didn’t affect the problem.

What little there is left is synced to my Google account, so I was easily able to test and recover from a fresh reinstallation.

Reinstalling Chrome (Revouninstaller, CCleaner, Voidtools Everything Search desktop search program for traces) didn’t help.

For my grandma’s computer:

My grandma’s Chrome browser almost nothing on it, and also disabling what was there did not change anything.

Her computer never had Firefox before, but I installed it recently, and tried the slideshow presentation there for a bit.

I don’t think there was an Ajax error, and if there was, it didn’t appear as fast as in Chrome.

The downside for me with Firefox is that it will crash when you leave the slideshow on long enough.

I think that it takes longer for that to happen in Chrome, and that’s when you get that purple screen with the, “Either Chrome ran out of memory or the process for the webpage was terminated for some other reason.”.

I don’t use the program often, and when I do, it's not for a long amount of time, so I don’t really notice these failed Ajax errors.

My grandma doesn’t complain when there’s an issue, so I don’t know the extent of these errors, and if it has always been this way.

Thanks.

Currently it seems like redditp will just take the url as it is and load the image. This results in errors such as:

Would it be worth attempting to load any resources over https first?

When you get to the last loaded image, if you try to go to the next image too quickly (before the next batch of images has had time to load), you get sent back to the first image. I am able to reproduce this fairly consistently by setting the auto-next interval to 0.1s

A minor associated bug is that the number for the last image viewed remains blue after wrapping back to the beginning this way.

Can you support the viewing of Albums on imgur.com ?

This probably isn't a popular request, but I wouldn't mind be able show/toggle the source subreddit if the using multiple subreddits, ie;

redditp/r/funny+gifs+pics

show souce when from /r/funny

WORKS:

https://redditp.com/r/cats/search?q=site%3Agfycat.com&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=year&sort=hot

DOESN'T WORK:

https://redditp.com/r/NSFW/search?q=site%3Agfycat.com&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=year&sort=hot

Request with empty response (from dev tools) looks like this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/NSFW/search.json?jsonp=jQuery22009452004969643456_1529363375617&q=site:gfycat.com&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=year&sort=hot&_=1529363375618

For comparison, a good request (from dev tools) looks like this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cats/search.json?jsonp=jQuery22006519098576894183_1529363510353&q=site:gfycat.com&include_over_18=on&restrict_sr=on&t=year&sort=hot&_=1529363510354

The index.html is full of absolute references to redditp. Those only work if in the root of the webserver. For example:

    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css/style.css" />
    <script type="text/javascript" src="/js/script.js"></script>

Please can you change them to relative links (omitting the leading / in the src seems to work for me), or document how to do so, or document why it won't work.

ChicagoMike asked for the current image to be opened in a background tab when he hits the "i" key.

Hey,
I've added some features to my fork of redditp like Imgur albums http://smielke.github.io/redditp/#/imgur/a/l68R9 or gfycat support http://smielke.github.io/redditp/#/domain/gfycat.com but it is not well written and I sometimes get confused with the architecture of the code.

What do you think about a new redditp version where you can register plugins which handle the media URLs?

As requested (https://redd.it/7kv4hh) it could be useful to navigate using W and S keys (A is already taken for "autoNextSlide" feature).

on www.reddit.com I can just add a single p after reddit and get redirected to redditp.com.
but, with old.reddit.com I have to add a p and then remove old. to go to redditp.com
one is convenient, other is hassle.