Facebook Auto Hide Status Updates
A new Facebook script: this new one enables you to delete all the stories in your mini-feed (like, “Jean-Claude and XXX are now friends.”, cf. the screenshot below). I’m seriously thinking about putting all my scripts into a big Greasemonkey Facebook utility! 
This one was a bit harder to write. The first reason is that when you click on an item’s cross to delete it, you have to click on another button on a popup to confirm. That could have been done with a timeout, which would leave time to Facebook’s DOM scripting to do its thing.
However, this method doesn’t work. The reason is that Facebook’s minifeed_hide_click(), which is called on cross click, is context-dependent. So, I had to dig through the code for that minifeed_hide_click() function, find the relevant piece of code, and I end up directly calling the Ajax method to perform the request to Facebook’s servers, bypassing the context check.
The final code, that you need to run in http://www.facebook.com/minifeed.php, is the following:
var storys = $$('div.story');
for (var i = 0; i < storys.length; i++){
var sid = storys[i].id.substr(6);
ajax=new Ajax();
ajax.onDone=function(){};
ajax.onFail=function(){aiert(tx('prf:error-hide-mf'));};
var post={'hide_ministory_key':sid,'profile_fbid':PROFILE_FBID};
ajax.post('/ajax/minifeed.php',post,true);
}
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