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This actually isn't the best snippet. See the answers below by T. J. Crowder and canon for better console simulations.
There is an important difference though. Mine is a userscript which applies to all posts. The others are for including in a specific snippet, for everyone to benefit from.

I've created a script to do this. You can read more about it here on Stack Apps. Download it from Greasy Fork.

See it in action! (Image from this post)

Update (2014-10-12):
Now shows errors.

This actually isn't the best snippet. See the answers below by T. J. Crowder and canon for better console simulations.
There is an important difference though. Mine is a userscript which applies to all posts. The others are for including in a specific snippet, for everyone to benefit from.

I've created a script to do this. You can read more about it here on Stack Apps. Download it from Greasy Fork.

See it in action! (Image from this post)

Update (2014-10-12):
Now shows errors.

This actually isn't the best snippet. See the answers below by T. J. Crowder and canon for better console simulations.
There is an important difference though. Mine is a userscript which applies to all posts. The others are for including in a specific snippet, for everyone to benefit from.

I've created a script to do this. You can read more about it here on Stack Apps. Download it from Greasy Fork.

See it in action! (Image from this post)

Update (2014-10-12):
Now shows errors.

This actually isn't the best snippet. See the answers below by T. J. Crowder and canon for better console simulations.
There is an important difference though. Mine is a userscript which applies to all posts. The others are for including in a specific snippet, for everyone to benefit from.

I've created a script to do this. You can read more about it here on Stack Apps. Download it from Greasy Fork.

See it in action! (Image from this post)

Update (2014-10-12):
Now shows errors.

This actually isn't the best snippet. See the answers below by T. J. Crowder and canon for better console simulations.
There is an important difference though. Mine is a userscript which applies to all posts. The others are for including in a specific snippet, for everyone to benefit from.

I've created a script to do this. You can read more about it here on Stack Apps. Download it from Greasy Fork.

See it in action! (Image from this post)

Update (2014-10-12):
Now shows errors.

This actually isn't the best snippet. See the answers below by T. J. Crowder and canon for better console simulations.
There is an important difference though. Mine is a userscript which applies to all posts. The others are for including in a specific snippet, for everyone to benefit from.

I've created a script to do this. You can read more about it here on Stack Apps. Download it from Greasy Fork.

See it in action! (Image from this post)

Update (2014-10-12):
Now shows errors.