A Bookmarklet to Replace Force(s) with Horse(s) based on xkcd 1418

This bookmarklet replaces the words force with horse and forces with horses to make reading sad news a bit more fun. The idea comes from xkcd 1418.

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Drag the button below to your bookmarks bar:

Forces Horses Bookmarklet javascript:(function(){var c=[{re:new RegExp("\\bforce\\b","gmi"),subst:"horse"},{re:new RegExp("\\bforces\\b","gmi"),subst:"horses"}];function a(e,g){var d,f;if("undefined"===typeof e.nodeName){return}f=e.nodeName.toLowerCase();if(-1!==["script","style"].indexOf(f)){return}if(e.nodeType===Node.ELEMENT_NODE){if(e=e.firstChild){do{d=e.nextSibling;a(e,g)}while(e=d)}}else{if(e.nodeType===Node.TEXT_NODE){e.data=g(e.data)}}}function b(d){if(typeof d==="undefined"){return}for(i in c){o=c[i];d=d.replace(o.re,o.subst)}return d}document.title=b(document.title);a(document.body,b)})();

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This post was written by Ramiro Gómez (@yaph) and published on September 08, 2014. Subscribe to the Geeksta RSS feed to be informed about new posts.

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