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这个脚本太棒了！但是支持与“自动翻页”的脚本共同运行就更完美了，
相关脚本A(http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/438684-pagetual?locale_override=1)启用脚本后的第二页开始能显示block按钮但是点击后无法运行屏蔽域名的功能。
相关脚本B(http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/419215-autopager?locale_override=1)第二页后的页面脚本无法运行，无按钮。

This script is fantastic! However, it would be even more perfect if it could run in conjunction with an "auto-page turning" script.

Related script A (http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/438684-pagetual?locale_override=1) displays the block button starting from the second page after enabling the script, but clicking it doesn't activate the domain blocking function.

Related script B (http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/419215-autopager?locale_override=1) fails to run on pages after the second page; there are no buttons.

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这个脚本太棒了！但是支持与“自动翻页”的脚本共同运行就更完美了，
相关脚本A(http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/438684-pagetual?locale_override=1)启用脚本后的第二页开始能显示block按钮但是点击后无法运行屏蔽域名的功能。
相关脚本B(http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/419215-autopager?locale_override=1)第二页后的页面脚本无法运行，无按钮。

Hi, a similar issue was raised here:

http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/1682-google-hit-hider-by-domain-search-filter-block-sites/discussions/316818

Maybe that person is using the Script B you mentioned?

I will need to study what is different in the page structure created by those scripts in order to update my script.

Hi, a similar issue was raised here:

http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/1682-google-hit-hider-by-domain-search-filter-block-sites/discussions/316818

Maybe that person is using the Script B you mentioned?

I will need to study what is different in the page structure created by those scripts in order to update my script.

Thank you for your prompt reply. I successfully resolved the issue after adding the code. The script in the link in your reply is (http://greasyfork.icu/en/scripts/419215-autopager?locale_override=1).

Additionally, bing.com forcibly redirects requests from mainland China IP addresses to cn.bing.com.

You can change line 24 in your code: // @include http*://www.bing.com/* to // @include http*://*.bing.com/* to resolve the issue of mainland China users being unable to use the script.