I'm wondering if it would make sense to make the remix userscript handle edits recordings named as radio edit? The styleguide for recordings suggests that, and in that case the editor role could be used for the remixer role.

It could also be an idea just to cover some of the most common kinds of edits, e.g. radio edit, extended edit, since these kinds do not have a specific remixer/editor.

What do you think?

On first use, I get a screen from d.ontun.es telling me to login to Spoitfy and letting it have access to my profile. It never gets added to Spotify, and I'm stuck on that screen.

On Greasemonkey for Firefox, installing the Spotify ISRC link script fails with the following error:

Ignoring @match pattern http*://*.musicbrainz.org/release/* because: Error: @match: Invalid protocol (http*:) specified.

Manually adding two patters, one for http and one for https, allows it to install.

The last couple of days it has stopped appearing on Spotify's page at all.

You can do that in the repo settings, so that we can find it through this kind of tags: https://github.com/search?q=topic%3Amusicbrainz+topic%3Auserscripts

I tried out the mb_add_remix_credit_links.user.js userscript last week and did not get it to work. After doing some debugging, I think I found a few issues:

1. The UI seems to have been updated, so the class names are no longer correct (or in some cases the class names are used for multiple elements, so a different element than the expected one is selected by the script).
2. The wait when loading is too short. The 500 ms, seems to be too short for the data/elements to load. It works well when debugging, since the wait is prolonged due to breakpoints.
3. The regex does not match titles with dub, but it does match re-dub or redub. It can also be simplified a bit.

I got a PR on the way, but thought I'd make an issue as well.