twitterblue-nerd.js

// ==UserScript==
// @name        @chaoticvibing Twitter Blue Nerd - twitter.com
// @namespace   Violentmonkey Scripts
// @match       *://*.twitter.com/*
// @match       *://*.x.com/*
// @grant       none
// @version     1.9.2
// @author      @chaoticvibing - GH @busybox11
// @description 11/9/2022, 11:45:28 PM
// @updateURL   https://gist.githubusercontent.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3/raw
// @downloadURL https://gist.githubusercontent.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3/raw
// ==/UserScript==

// YOU'RE FREE TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH THIS SCRIPT BUT IF YOU DO MAKE SOMETHING
// PLEASE MAKE SURE TO MENTION ME SOMEWHERE - I hope you'll understand why :)
// Also https://paypal.me/busybox11 because I am broke

// 1.1.0 ALSO UPDATE ON HEADER OF PROFILE
// 1.1.1 AUTO UPDATE
// 1.1.2 Better handling of verified notifications
// 1.1.3 Better error logging
// 1.2.0 INITIAL VERY WIP FIREFOX SUPPORT
// 1.2.1 Misc code quality changes
// 1.3.0 MADE IT WORK WITH THEORETICALLY ALL NOTIFICATIONS
// 1.4.0 ALSO SHOW ON PROFILE VERIFICATION POPUP
// 1.5.0 WIP SHOULD WORK ON ALL LANGUAGES
// 1.6.0 PATH-BASED BLUE CHECK DETECTION
// 1.7.0 SOMEHOW FIXES NEWER FIREFOX VERSIONS
// 1.7.1 FIREFOX AGAIN...
// 1.8.0 TWITTER CHANGED STUFF AGAIN PLEASE SEND HELP
// 1.9.0 UPDATED POPUP BECAUSE TWITTER (elon) HAVE DECIDED TO BE DUMB (thanks @tom-wharf for the update!)

/*
 * INSTRUCTIONS
 *
 * - Install a userscript browser extension
 *     (I used ViolentMonkey https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/violentmonkey/jinjaccalgkegednnccohejagnlnfdag,
 *     but you can use any extension you want, such as tampermonkey, it should work fine)
 *     FIREFOX USERS: It seems to work better with TamperMonkey: https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/tampermonkey/
 * - Import the script
 *     On ViolentMonkey, click on the extension icon, then gear icon (Open dashboard)
 *     There should be a plus icon on the top left hand corner, click on it and select Install from URL
 *     Use this URL: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3/raw/twitterblue-nerd.js
 * It should now work and update by itself
 *
 */

/*
 * DISCLAIMER
 *
 * I made this in a rush because of a challenge I convinced myself to do in reply to a tweet:
 * https://twitter.com/Quinten0508/status/1590464705822224384?s=20&t=R_KhoR4a-_3fI4n4mbmmGA
 * It might have horrible performance and it could not be reliable as I've tested this very quickly
 * on some places I could find Twitter blue checkmarks, but I haven't made much research on it.
 * At least it runs fine on my Ryzen 9 5900HS laptop and I don't see any noticeable frame drops
 * on my 165Hz QHD display since I made this script, which might be a sign it's not impacting much.
 * (I don't care anyway, fell free to modify it if it isn't)
 *
 */

// STOLEN FROM https://twitter.com/shadowbIood/status/1590462560515473409?s=20&t=AmfQmmFgdpKOsPqnoawjVQ
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let regularVerifiedPath = 'svg path[d^="M22.25 12c0-1.43-.88-2.67-2.19-3.34.46-1.39.2-2.9-.81-3.91s-2.52-1.27-3.91-.81c-.66-1.31-1.91-2.19-3.34-2.19s-2.67.88-3.33 2.19c-1.4-.46-2.91-.2-3.92.81s-1.26 2.52-.8 3.91c-1.31.67-2.2 1.91-2.2 3.34s.89 2.67 2.2 3.34c-.46 1.39-.21 2.9.8 3.91s2.52 1.26 3.91.81c.67 1.31 1.91 2.19 3.34 2.19s2.68-.88 3.34-2.19c1.39.45 2.9.2 3.91-.81s1.27-2.52.81-3.91c1.31-.67 2.19-1.91 2.19-3.34zm-11.71 4.2L6.8 12.46l1.41-1.42 2.26 2.26 4.8-5.23 1.47 1.36-6.2 6.77z"]'
let otherRegularVerifiedPath = 'svg path[d^="M20.396 11c-.018-.646-.215-1.275-.57-1.816-.354-.54-.852-.972-1.438-1.246.223-.607.27-1.264.14-1.897-.131-.634-.437-1.218-.882-1.687-.47-.445-1.053-.75-1.687-.882-.633-.13-1.29-.083-1.897.14-.273-.587-.704-1.086-1.245-1.44S11.647 1.62 11 1.604c-.646.017-1.273.213-1.813.568s-.969.854-1.24 1.44c-.608-.223-1.267-.272-1.902-.14-.635.13-1.22.436-1.69.882-.445.47-.749 1.055-.878 1.688-.13.633-.08 1.29.144 1.896-.587.274-1.087.705-1.443 1.245-.356.54-.555 1.17-.574 1.817.02.647.218 1.276.574 1.817.356.54.856.972 1.443 1.245-.224.606-.274 1.263-.144 1.896.13.634.433 1.218.877 1.688.47.443 1.054.747 1.687.878.633.132 1.29.084 1.897-.136.274.586.705 1.084 1.246 1.439.54.354 1.17.551 1.816.569.647-.016 1.276-.213 1.817-.567s.972-.854 1.245-1.44c.604.239 1.266.296 1.903.164.636-.132 1.22-.447 1.68-.907.46-.46.776-1.044.908-1.681s.075-1.299-.165-1.903c.586-.274 1.084-.705 1.439-1.246.354-.54.551-1.17.569-1.816zM9.662 14.85l-3.429-3.428 1.293-1.302 2.072 2.072 4.4-4.794 1.347 1.246z"]'

const regulartick = `
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`

// EDITED, STOLEN FROM https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70507318/how-to-get-react-element-props-from-html-element-with-javascript
function getReactProps(parent, target) {
    parent = parent.wrappedJSObject ?? parent;
    target = target.wrappedJSObject ?? target;

    const keyof_ReactProps = Object.keys(parent).find(k => k.startsWith("__reactProps$"));
    const symof_ReactFragment = Symbol.for("react.fragment");

    // Find the path from target to parent
    let path = [];
    let elem = target;
    while (elem !== parent) {
        let index = 0;
        for (let sibling = elem; sibling != null;) {
            if (sibling[keyof_ReactProps]) index++;
            sibling = sibling.previousElementSibling;
        }
        path.push({ child: elem, index });
        elem = elem.parentElement;
    }
  
    // Walk down the path to find the react state props
    let state = elem[keyof_ReactProps];
    for (let i = path.length - 1; i >= 0 && state != null; i--) {
        // Find the target child state index
        let childStateIndex = 0, childElemIndex = 0;
        while (childStateIndex < state.children.length) {
            let childState = state.children[childStateIndex];
            if (childState instanceof Object) {
                // Fragment children are inlined in the parent DOM element
                let isFragment = childState.type === symof_ReactFragment && childState.props.children.length;
                childElemIndex += isFragment ? childState.props.children.length : 1;
                if (childElemIndex === path[i].index) break;
            }
            childStateIndex++;
        }
        let childState = state.children[childStateIndex] ?? (childStateIndex === 0 ? state.children : null);
        state = childState?.props;
        elem = path[i].child;
    }
    return state;
}


function updateBlueTick(elem, props) {
  if (props.isBlueVerified) {
    elem.setAttribute('viewBox', '0 0 96 96')
    elem.innerHTML = nerdtick
  } else {
    elem.setAttribute('viewBox', '0 0 24 24')
    elem.innerHTML = regulartick
  }
}

function bluetickHandling(bluetick) {
  let propsElem = getReactProps(bluetick.parentElement.parentElement, bluetick.parentElement)
  if (propsElem.children !== undefined) {
    let props;

    try {
      props = propsElem.children[0][0].props
    } catch(e) {
      propsElem = getReactProps(bluetick.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement, bluetick.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement)
      props = propsElem.children[0][0].props
      sc.log(props)
    }

    if (props.isBlueVerified !== undefined) {
      updateBlueTick(bluetick, props)
    } else {
      const otherProps = propsElem.children[0][propsElem.children[0].length - 1].props
      updateBlueTick(bluetick, otherProps)
    }
  } else {
    const propsElemParent = getReactProps(bluetick.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement, bluetick.parentElement.parentElement)
    const propsParent = propsElemParent.children[0][0].props
    updateBlueTick(bluetick, propsParent)
  }
}

function handleMutation(mutations) {
  try {
    for (let mutation of mutations) {
      for (let elem of mutation.addedNodes) {
        // SVG PATH DETECTION
        // Thanks GH @artesea - https://gist.github.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3?permalink_comment_id=4366043#gistcomment-4366043
        // Author of this snippet
        let blueticksPath = elem.querySelectorAll(regularVerifiedPath)
        let differentBlueticksPath = elem.querySelectorAll(otherRegularVerifiedPath)
        const blueTicks = [
            ...blueticksPath,
            ...differentBlueticksPath
        ]

        for (let bluetick of blueTicks.flat()) {
          try {
            if (bluetick !== null) {
              bluetickHandling(bluetick.parentElement.parentElement)
            }
          } catch(e) {sc.log("blueTicks check", bluetick, e)}
        }

        // PROFILE POPUPS
        const profileBlueticks = elem.querySelectorAll('.css-1dbjc4n.r-xoduu5.r-1pcd2l5')
        try {
          for (let profileBluetick of profileBlueticks) {
            if (profileBluetick !== null) {
              let tickChild = profileBluetick.firstChild
              let tickChildProps = getReactProps(profileBluetick.parentElement, profileBluetick)
              updateBlueTick(tickChild, tickChildProps)
            }
          }
        } catch(e) {sc.log(e)}
      }
    }
  } catch(e) {sc.log(e)}
}

const sc = {
  log: (...args) => {
    console.log('[nerdtick]', ...args)
  }
}

const observer = new MutationObserver(handleMutation)
observer.observe(document, { childList: true, subtree: true })

They just changed something on twitter this isn't working anymore. Probably changed some css class

@phiter
https://gist.github.com/vaporwave9/bc03970747598ca7f28865d8a8e96894
The old method + artesea's & your tweaks work good. I could not use the new method as it slowed my browser because CanvasBlocker didn't work well with 1.6.0 or their changes.

Right now on my forked 1.5.2 everything is fast.

Anyone know why in Safari (via the Userscripts extension), the changed icon only shows up on the popup after I click the official verified icon on someone's profile? Only thing I can see in the console related to the extension is a bunch of the below messages referencing line 203 of the script:

TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'propsElem.children') bluetickHandling handleMutation

Works on mozilla with goodtwitter! Nice job!

On Firefox 107 (64-bit), I removed these lines in getReactProps():

// INITIAL VERY WIP FIREFOX HANDLING
parent = (window.chrome) ? parent : parent.wrappedJSObject;
target = (window.chrome) ? target : target.wrappedJSObject;

to make it work.

On Firefox 107 (64-bit), I removed these lines in getReactProps():

// INITIAL VERY WIP FIREFOX HANDLING
parent = (window.chrome) ? parent : parent.wrappedJSObject;
target = (window.chrome) ? target : target.wrappedJSObject;

to make it work.

Amazing fix, thank you so much. 🙏

Huh, firefox support seems very hit or miss, sometimes the userscripts extensions seem to expose properties when others do not, I don't really know how to handle this. Glad it fixed it for you, weird thing is that it didn't work on firefox before without this haha

stopped working for these types of notifications (still works for tweets in the timeline and profile views)

ah its also starting to not work on profiles as well

How does it work with the millions of different verified categories now, such as Legacy vs Brand verification? I've seen it apply nerd emojis to accounts I know are Legacy verified accounts, although Twitter claims they subscribed to Twitter Blue.

Is there anyway to whitelist some accounts?

ah its also starting to not work on profiles as well

this issue is solved in firefox by commenting out lines 80 and 81

Hey, going back on this gist. Apologies for the late reply, I've been pretty busy lately.
@TylerGlaiel @real-wolf I don't see any issues on my side, Chrome and Firefox. What version / extension script host do you use?

@Russcool-TM If is it blue verified of some sort with a "legacy-style" checkbox, it will replace it, basically.

@Suznyan Currently there is no built-in feature that can do this, but it might be a cool thing to add. Will take a look at it as soon as I have some free time - it might take a long time though, apologies for that.

I was able to replicate the issue only on firefox. It was not the case for me until yesterday or today apparently, because it worked great until then. It's probably some kind of upstream update that did not happen for me, until now.
Will probably take a look at it overnight. I'll keep you updated.

I just updated the script, you can update it with your extension's UI!

@real-wolf was right, the commenting trick seems to work. I'll have to check if this also work on older firefox versions, as this seems to be a fairly recent change in Firefox's JS DOM implementation. For now, as everyone seems to be using newer versions, I'll keep those lines commented. Also, a new tick path was introduced in Twitter, so that is added too.

Script has once again mostly stopped working for me, with the nerd emoji one only showing up in the popup when you click on the checkmark. On Firefox 111.0 but haven't updated; this happened in the middle of my browsing session.

@Ian-07 sorry about that, twitter changed their frontend code again
It's updated and working now!

I just noticed it does not work again. Twitter keeps changing things lately. Will fix asap

It fixed itself, apparently. Twitter Moment™

https://github.com/wseagar/eight-dollars

If you find this complicated, grab the browser extension from the above link. Works.

how do i get this to work lol

 * INSTRUCTIONS
 *
 * - Install a userscript browser extension
 *     (I used ViolentMonkey https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/violentmonkey/jinjaccalgkegednnccohejagnlnfdag,
 *     but you can use any extension you want, such as tampermonkey, it should work fine)
 *     FIREFOX USERS: It seems to work better with TamperMonkey: https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/tampermonkey/
 * - Import the script
 *     On ViolentMonkey, click on the extension icon, then gear icon (Open dashboard)
 *     There should be a plus icon on the top left hand corner, click on it and select Install from URL
 *     Use this URL: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3/raw/twitterblue-nerd.js
 * It should now work and update by itself
 *
 *

how do i get this to work lol

 * INSTRUCTIONS
 *
 * - Install a userscript browser extension
 *     (I used ViolentMonkey https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/violentmonkey/jinjaccalgkegednnccohejagnlnfdag,
 *     but you can use any extension you want, such as tampermonkey, it should work fine)
 *     FIREFOX USERS: It seems to work better with TamperMonkey: https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/tampermonkey/
 * - Import the script
 *     On ViolentMonkey, click on the extension icon, then gear icon (Open dashboard)
 *     There should be a plus icon on the top left hand corner, click on it and select Install from URL
 *     Use this URL: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3/raw/twitterblue-nerd.js
 * It should now work and update by itself
 *
 *

1. Install ViolentMonkey, TamperMonkey, or Greasemonkey (or use a browser with native UserScript support).
2. Click the "Raw" button on this gist, or use this URL to Install from URL: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/busybox11/53c76f57a577a47a19fab649a76f18e3/raw/twitterblue-nerd.js

Fixed the issue with clicking the badge on profile showing wrong tick mark in the hover card, in my fork
https://gist.github.com/tom-wharf/106c5c949480549736b415662c5f8443#file-twitterblue-nerd-js-L188-L190

and also fixed the issue, with people getting nerd tickmark when they buy twitter blue even after having legacy verified, now it shouldn't with this fix:
https://gist.github.com/tom-wharf/106c5c949480549736b415662c5f8443#file-twitterblue-nerd-js-L126

example image for the problem:
https://twitter.com/rodrigoleitao25/status/1642701713432887302

Ah, thank you so much @tom-wharf! Haven't had the time to update it, I really appreciate your help.
I'll 'merge' your fork very soon.

About the nerd tickmark for legacy verified, I am putting a nerd tick for everyone that has a Twitter Blue checkmark of some sort. I woudln't consider that as an issue, but rather a preference haha

Anyone know why in Safari (via the Userscripts extension), the changed icon only shows up on the popup after I click the official verified icon on someone's profile? Only thing I can see in the console related to the extension is a bunch of the below messages referencing line 203 of the script:

TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'propsElem.children') bluetickHandling handleMutation

Looks like it was not able to find the reactProps element property from the checkmark elements being observed, perhaps as they did not exist while running through the logic of what to do on detected checkbox elements. Or just flat-out weren't included in the resulting observation. They do exist if you check said element yourself manually. Could be an 'issue' with how mutation observers work under WebKit.

About the nerd tickmark for legacy verified, I am putting a nerd tick for everyone that has a Twitter Blue checkmark of some sort. I woudln't consider that as an issue, but rather a preference haha

+1 I want to know who is paying for Twitter clout.

It would be neat to further distinguish legacy-verified users who paid for Twitter Blue from Twitter Blue users who are not legacy-verified, the way one fork I went with does.

Hey! I found a little bug. So when you at companies while writing a tweet in the little window that pops up, the nerd icon is shown instead of the corpo (gold) one.

@lewisje I thought about this and actually have a working PoC, but I am kind of concerned with the legal implications of doing this. Maybe they will make their way to this script - maybe.

@ErykDarnowski Hey! That is half-intended behavior. Twitter doesn't return the same properties everywhere, and unfortunately, the Blue verified status isn't always present - this is an example of it. I will take another look at it as soon as I have some time, but AFAIK it isn't possible now - at least easily. This script will always prioritiize Nerd status anyways.
Thank you for the report :)

@busybox11
Ahh! I see, I should've dug a bit deeper 😅

However I'm not sure if always priotitizing the Nerd badge is best (like this case shows) 🤔 Then again, for instance showing it only on profile pages isn't good either...

Maybe checking where on the page the profile element shows up would be a solution? But that would get messy quickly!
Ahhh it's a complicated issue for sure :P