I just heard the fanfare legitimately for the first time, and now I have the biggest grin on my face.
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Just wondering if there’s any way to use existing sound files on the user’s computer, rather than having to encode them into the script itself…?
Only if you are you edit the script and use the online base64 encoder I linked above.
Otherwise, not yet. (Hopefully soon!)
Keep in mind that for extensions (such as script handlers) to access local files you need to manually grant them permission to do so.
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True! (I hadn’t actually thought about how it was going to be impletemented yet.)
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I have fixed an autoplay issue on Chrome v101, which might also work with other browsers.
A pull request with the fix has been created for the original GitHub repo.
Should the maintainer have lost interest in the project, users can patch the script manually by copy-pasting the contents of the PR:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThisIsntTheWay/WaniKani-100-Review-Fanfare/master/index.js
Edit:
I have further enhanced the original user script.
It now also plays confetti upon achieving a 100% score and has a GreaseMonkey menu to easily change the fanfare etc.
These changes can be consulted here.
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