How to install user scripts on greasemonkey

Userscripts run via Greasemonkey Now that you have Firefox, you need to install Greasemonkey. Now loading a web page results in additional code the userscript being run. Chrome Chrome does not allow scripts to be installed directly from the website, so here are a couple of workarounds: Manual Install Click the install button to download the script to your computer.

Click on the green install button. Follow Tampermonkey's instructions. However, it does recognise Greasemonkey scripts. See here for a guide to installing scripts in Opera and here for details on which Greasemonkey scripts are likely to work. Be Careful Anyone can upload scripts to this site. User scripts allow the user to control the way they use the web, by customizing it with scripting.

The Greasemonkey extension won't do any good without any scripts installed. When navigating to a URL which ends with. Note that Greasemonkey must be enabled to do so. When navigating to a user script , Greasemonkey will open its installation dialog instead of loading the script like a normal page. A thumbnail of this dialog is shown to the left.

It displays the name and description of the script as well as the include and exclude rules and special APIs that apply. Find a Greasemonkey script that you want to install.

Visit www. GreaseMonkey is still pure open source, MIT licensed. For a while we had some general telemetry built in, but that was back in the 3. The Greasemonkey icon is two parts: one is the monkeyface and the other is a drop-down list indicated by a down key.

To toggle using and not using Greasemonkey, click on the monkey face icon. Another option is to open the Extensions tab and disable it from there. You can later enable it when you wish to use it.