很好用

More than Greasemonkey.

Breaks my ability to login to and pay via PayPal from Ebay...i finally tracked the issue to TamperMonkey via disabling all addons, then enabling them one by one...bam...TamperMonkey...

Doesnt help that what you think is the disable button in the toolbar icon when pressed, does nothing ...you have to go all the way into Tools->Addons to turn the bloody thing off

Ill go back to Greasemonkey or another alternative for now...

Edit (after dev's reply): Appreciate the reply, and i may revist in future! In the meantime i installed ViolentMonkey, with the same scripts i had in TM, and had no issues - VM was left enabled, and i was able to get through Ebay with no issues. Whatever was mangling ebay/paypal was doing so internally in TM, and not via any of the 3 scripts i had installed, which are site centric and not global. Side note, VM was a LOT faster than TM. Added a star for a speedy reply from dev. I hope you managed to fix it, its GUI is by far the best of all script managers, if you get the backend sorted ill be back.

很强大的工具

Works very fine. It would be great if control panel (especially list of installed userscripts) was moved to Add-ons section - just like in Greasemonkey. To put everything in one place (extensions, scripts, plugins, themes etc.)

Additionaly - support for Firefox Mobile would be huge! (don't now if it's technically possible though)

It can't work on mobile Firefox . (It doesn't have options menu and haven't install pattern on greasyfork websites.

Hinders the loading of Google photos
After disabling this add-on, Google photos are downloaded as usual
Firefox 53.0.2-64bit/Win10
When it's on, photos are not downloaded at all
Styles do not contain * Google * site

For some reason, when I have this addon enabled, I can't get the Pinterest website to load. I doubt it's exclusive to just Pinterest but I noticed that every time I try to use the "sign in with Facebook" or "sign in with Google Plus" option, nothing seems to be happening. And even when already signed in, the pins won't load.

After having upgraded my distribution from Rosa R8 to Rosa R9, some functionality in google plus got broken just from having tampermonkey installed. The searchbar, app selector, notification and account pop-ups stopped working and posts could't be expanded or commented leaving only the links on the navigation bar the only thing working, This makes the site unusable.

One thing to note is that this behaviour is not present after a fresh system boot but after reloading the page this starts happening and nothing except a reboot will do anything to stop this with the extension enabled.

:D

Can it be fixed please?
Edit 1: could you post the link to the development channel?

Nothing

No funciona.

best programs

Yes, it is nice to have a future-proof script manager, but sadly even 4.3.5410beta do not work on latest firefox 55 (blank popup, no scripts are loaded).

I am using newest win32 inbound nightly from here https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/tinderbox-builds/mozilla-inbound-win32-pgo

Edit: Still don't work 2017-03-29 inbound PGO Nightly 55.0a1.

Edit2: Already tried a new profile. No success. You have downloaded the wrong nightly. There is a difference between 'inbound' nightly and nightly. Inbound gets even faster and newer features before normal 'central' gets them.
Also be sure to use PGO version, which is still different compiled. So... just use my link.

Edit3: Scratch that, the culprit is adding
'general.useragent.override' with value 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:53.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/53.0");'
pretending using next official release on Win7 (reality: Win10). After that tampermonkey do not work.

Works? Yes.
Nice interface? Yes, especially sorting.
Why is Tampermonkey so large? It's almost 3 times larger than GreaseMonkey in Firefox and almost 4 times larger than Violent Monkey in Chrome.
I really like the userscript list but if that's the only real difference, it's not work 600k of code.
Please enlighten me.

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ok, I see now. The size comes from the JavaScript editor and the UI. Would you consider splitting TamperMonkey into 2 versions; developer and run-only?