Add infinite scrolling and options for filtering sellers to the Buyee search results page
This script modifies the Yahoo Auction results page on buyee.jp to make it more usable. It functions as follows:
Each search result is annotated with various extra data: hide buttons for items and sellers, a shortcut to the item description, more precise "time left", photo browsing, and blocked notifications/unblock buttons. These data are scraped from the item pages of the search result the first time they appear in your feed, which is not an instant process. So the first time you run a particular search you will have to wait a bit. If you use buyee regularly with the same searches, this should not be a problem.
More details on the added features. Each search result has additional buttons labelled "Hide" and "Hide seller". The former hides the individual item from search results, the latter, hides ALL search results for the given seller. There is a confirmation step to guard against accidentally pressing the buttons. These choices are persistent, and stored in the browser local storage.
If you want to see results from hidden sellers, you can click the link 'Show hidden' in the search options bar at the top of the results listings. The hidden results will then appear at the bottom of the results listings in a red colour. You can now rescue a hidden item by clicking the 'Show' button in the same line as 'Store', 'Unused', or rescue a hidden seller by clicking "Show" next to the seller name. You can re-hide all hidden sellers by pressing 'Hide hidden' in the search options bar.
Clicking the button with three dots in each search result will pop up a window with the item description, without needing to click through to the item page.
If an item is blocked from buyee bidding, a "Blocked" indicator will appear. If it is possible to request a review, this will instead be an "Unblock" button. If you press this, it will request a review from buyee.
Rather than just the first twenty results, all results will be loaded via infinite scrolling. New pages will be loaded whenever you get near the bottom of the page.
You can browse pictures from the search page. Just click on the picture to pop up the image lightbox. There are "adjust" buttons allowing you to change hue/contrast/saturation/brightness. These choices are saved per-seller.
The janky Google Translate overlay has been replaced by faster and more reliable API calls. This is to English only at present.
