Can you use Tampermonkey on Android?
Tampermonkey is a Greasemonkey compatible script manager. In order to make your Userscripts run, Tampermonkey is wrapped by a small Android app that is something like a browser. Please note that Tampermonkey for Android is still in beta state and that it doesn’t have the feature set of a full-blown browser.
How do I add Tampermonkey to Chrome on Android?
Installing Tampermonkey To get going with Tampermonkey on Android, first you have to install the app from the Google Play Store. You need Android v2. 2 (Froyo) or higher. From the Tampermonkey page in the Chrome Store, click the green “Install” button to install the app.
How do I run a Usercript on Android?
First thing you need to do is install usi. Visit the extension’s AMO page and hit the “add to Firefox” button on it afterwards. Confirm the dialog that appears to have Firefox install the add-on to make it available.
How do I use Tampermonkey with Firefox?
First, open the TamperMonkey dashboard which can be access from the TamperMonkey icon in the toolbar. Second, find the user script you want to edit or update, click on the edit action icon / button. Then just paste the full code of the user script you have / download into the text box and save.
Are user scripts safe?
Userscripts are very unsafe. The cross-site scripting ability means that it’s no difficulty at all to send off your details/passwords to an evil server quite invisibly. And the script can do it for any site.
Where are Tampermonkey scripts?
Find More Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey User Scripts
- Greasy Fork: Greasy Fork is a terrific source for user scripts.
- OpenUserJS: OpenUserJS offers a wide range of scripts.
- Userscripts.org (mirror): At one time, Userscripts.org was the only place to find the best scripts.
Does Chrome on Android have extensions?
Because Chrome for Android doesn’t actually support Chrome extensions, you can try either of the following methods to gain the functionality you want: Install extensions on your Android device using another browser. Install the corresponding app, for extensions that have one, from the Google Play Store.