This repository contains a set of scripts designed to automate certain actions on the old version of Reddit (old.reddit.com). Please read the following instructions carefully before using the scripts.

1. Navigate to the Reddit Old Version: You should be on https://old.reddit.com/{username}/{Comments, Upvoted}/ based on the script's purpose.

2. Sign In: You must be signed into your Reddit account on old.reddit.com.

3. Browser Requirement: Ensure you are using a recent version of Google Chrome. The scripts were designed and tested on this browser.

4. Developer Tools: Open the Google Chrome Developer Tools. This can be done by pressing F12 on Windows.

5. Navigate to Console: In the Developer Tools, click on the Console tab.

1. Selecting a Script: Based on your requirement (editing comments, deleting comments, or removing upvotes), choose the respective script from the repository.

2. Copying the Script: Copy the entire script to your clipboard.

3. Pasting and Running the Script:

   • Paste the copied script directly into the open Console tab in the Developer Tools.
   • Press 'Enter' to execute the script.

4. Wait: Please wait patiently for the script to complete its operation.

   • Important: Do not navigate away from the current page or close the tab until the script finishes its execution.
   • You may, however, use other browser tabs or windows during this time.

5. Completion: Depending on the script and the number of actions (e.g., the number of comments to edit), the time taken may vary. Ensure you wait for the entirety of the process.

• Always be cautious when executing scripts in the console, especially ones that make irreversible changes on platforms like Reddit.
• The effects of these scripts are permanent. For example, once a comment is deleted using the script, it cannot be recovered.
• It's always a good practice to backup any essential data or content before running automation scripts.

These scripts are provided "as is", without warranty of any kind. Use them at your own risk. The author is not responsible for any data loss, misrepresentation, or any other potential issues arising from the use of these scripts. Always ensure you understand the actions and implications of a script before executing it.