How do I add a Greasemonkey script to Chrome?
- Download the script.
- Open the URL: chrome://extensions/
- Drag the script onto the page. Install directly, version 2:
- Download the script.
- Click on the “Customize and control” icon and go to Tools > Extensions.
- Drag the script onto the page. NOTE: Chrome will warn you that the script can “access data on all websites”.
Does Greasemonkey work on Chrome?
Install Greasemonkey Scripts in Chrome You don’t need to download an extension to enable Greasemonkey scripts like you do in Firefox; they work just like a standard extension in Chrome. You’ll see a download popup on the bottom of the window; click Continue to download the user script.
How do I use Tampermonkey scripts?
tampermonkey-scripts
- Install Tampermonkey.
- Select a script in this repo that you wish to use.
- Copy the source.
- Open Tampermonkey in your browser and click the Add Script tab (icon with a plus symbol)
- Paste the source into the script window and hit save.
- Voila!
Where are Tampermonkey scripts stored?
Tampermonkey scripts were stored in a special SQLite database and were/are not directly editable in file form. Update: As of version 3.5. 3630, Tampermonkey scripts are now stored using Chrome’s extension storage.
How do I install Tampermonkey scripts?
Can you use Greasemonkey on other browsers?
Follow Tampermonkey’s instructions. User scripts can be used in browsers other than Firefox, but the scripting APIs and browser JavaScript support vary. Opera userscripts: Opera has it’s own UserScript API with different functionality than Greasemonkey’s.
How can I use browser userscripts on my Android?
Google Chrome on Android so far doesn’t support plugins, of which Tampermonkey is necessary to run userscripts, so here I recommend Firefox for Android. You can install Tampermonkey addon in Firefox and then start with your favorite scripts.
Where can I find userscripts for stack apps?
Stack Apps is a Q&A site for apps, scripts, and development with the Stack Exchange API. People discuss about developing around SE, and publish their projects there. You can find a lot of userscripts in the scripts section.