I think you need to enclose the name of each of the users in quotes. Otherwise I think JS will think those are variable references to other objects, you want strings here:
// instead of this belowvar fules = [/karl malone/,/fule2/];// do it like thisvar fules = ["/karl malone/","/fule2/"];
― fpsa, Thursday, 12 January 2023 01:25 (three weeks ago) link
i'm embarrassed that i can't get this working. it's my second time in two monthsKARLFILE 2.0
― more crankable (sic), Thursday, 12 January 2023 01:43 (three weeks ago) link
i haven't checked this, because it's 5am here, but my initial thoughts are that quotes are unnecessary (the example works without quotes) but capital letters are - Karl doesn't match karl.
― koogs, Thursday, 12 January 2023 05:05 (three weeks ago) link
additionally, that looks like an old version of the script, the current one (2018) is here (i think the link on boards page is old and this thread is tl;dr)
https://github.com/acdean/kilxor/blob/master/kilxor.user.js
the images suggest a different problem, perhaps (uri not listed?), but try this first
― koogs, Thursday, 12 January 2023 11:59 (three weeks ago) link