Description
Habitica Phobia Protection hides Pets, Mounts, Quest Bosses, Equipment, and Backgrounds that display various creatures that can trigger phobias:
- Bees
- Beetles
- Dinosaurs and Pterodactyls
- Dragons
- Ghosts (including Spooky Sparkles and the ghost avatar effect)
- Monkeys
- Moths
- Nudibranchs
- Rats
- Skeletons
- Snackless Monster quest boss and scroll
- Snails
- Snakes
- Spiders
- Whales and Orcas
- Zombies
It can also hide animated items because some players find them too distracting. It does not hide animated NPCs or Hatching Potions because you see those items only when you visit Shop or Inventory pages.
It does not hide Pet Eggs or Quest scrolls (except where otherwise indicated) since those usually don't display clear images of the animals.
It will not hide images in Bailey messages.
When an avatar uses one of the hidden backgrounds, the extension hides the full avatar, not just the background.
Before installing the style, you must select the creatures you wish to hide. Select the "animations" option to hide animations. Read the style's description for instructions.
To have other types of creatures added or if you find that the existing settings don't hide all the items they should, email the author at lady_alys@oldgods.net
Hiding Words
It is not possible for this style to hide text. For example, it can hide Habitica's official images of Bees but not the word "Bee" itself.
There are extensions that can automatically change words on any web page that you visit. To find some, do a search in Google or any other search engine for the name of the browser that you use and the words "word replacement" or similar. Not all of the extensions that you find will work in Habitica because some of Habitica's content is generated after the page loads, but some extensions are able to handle that so try a few until you find one that works. You might find that Text Rewriter works for Habitica (available for Firefox, Chrome, browsers based on them).
Installation
Before installing this user style, make sure you have one of the following installed:
- Stylus (available for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera)
- A user script manager (Greasemonkey for Firefox or Tampermonkey for Dolphin Browser and UC Browser).
- Stylish for Safari
Then, navigate to the website for this user style. Stylus and Stylish users can load this style with one click using the blue "Install Style" button. Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey users can load this style with the "install this style as a user script" link in the blue box.
If the style has options, you should select the ones you want before installing it (though in most cases you can also change it later). On the userstyles.org website, you can do that by clicking the "Customize Settings" button. To change your choice of options, click the customize settings and choose the green button update style.
After the style is loaded (or Customization Settings were changed), you may need to refresh the page to see its effects. The style can be easily turned off and on with a handy checkbox that you can find by clicking the Stylus/Stylish/Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey icon in your toolbar.