// Function to check for incoming attacks function checkIncomings() // Look for the incoming attacks display in the sidebar const incomingSpan = document.querySelector('.sidebar_incoming'); if (incomingSpan) let countText = incomingSpan.innerText; let count = parseInt(countText.match(/\d+/)); if (count > 0) document.title = `[🚨 $count Incomings] Tribal Wars`; else document.title = 'Tribal Wars';
(function() 'use strict'; // Check if we are on the tribe page if (document.location.href.includes('tribe.php')) // Function to send reports to inactive members function sendReports() // Logic to find inactive members and send reports goes here // For demonstration, we'll just log to the console console.log('Sending reports to inactive members...'); // Example: Iterate through member list, check activity, and send report // This part requires interaction with the webpage, possibly through // accessing DOM elements and simulating clicks or using AJAX requests // if the API allows it. tampermonkey tribal wars scripts
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