Omtaler for Tampermonkey
Tampermonkey av Jan Biniok
5 250 omtaler
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av NeoPolus, 8 år sidenAfter updating to Firefox 47, my old scripts stopped working in GreaseMonkey as some features (addStyle) were not available in GM 4. Thankfully those same scripts (made for GM 3) work perfectly with Tampermonkey on Firefox 57!!
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13469452, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 4 ut av 5av 約修亞, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 4 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13417183, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av decembre, 8 år sidenI used it with Chrome, an now i try it with Firefox Quantum (V.57):
It work very well and provide more options than Greasemonkey.
Thanks a lot ! - Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13463851, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av 表里, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av TouhouFun, 8 år sidenПосле обновления Firefox 57 перестал корректно работать основной аддон, использовавшийся ранее для пользовательских скриптов в этом браузере, GreaseMonkey. Скрипты в нём есть, но ничего не делают. А тут всё работает. Прекрасно, спасибо за работающий аддон!
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av otaku119, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13458907, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 6696096, 8 år sidenWill there be an ability to edit script directly in user-chosen external editor?
If not, please add an option to quickly update the single script (used in the current tab) from addon-popup menu (from the main browser toolbar).
The demise of GreaseMonkey and the absence of ViolentMonkey documentation forced me to choose TamperMonkey. I even moved my scripts to local Apache web-server (as it is the quickest way to import the scripts to UserJS addons and keep them always updated for several firefox profiles). But still there are many unnecessary actions on each script change. To update one script I need:
1) save the script in the editor
2) open the localhost URL (with my scripts),
3) click the script link,
4) click REINSTALL in TamperMonkey
5) refresh the page
The option that I offered earlier will make the steps 2-4 unnecessary and will save plenty of time when editing scripts.Utviklerrespons
postet 8 år sidenYou can open the dashboard, search the script (you should choose a sort option which makes the script appear at the top) and then click at the "Last updated" column to trigger a new update check.
For development (and only development) you can also copy your script's header to a new script and then @require your script URL from your local web server.
Then open the TM settings page and set "Config Mode" to "Advanced, search for "Externals" > "Update Interval" and change it to "Always". Now TM will update your @require every time the script _was_ executed. Again, please use this only for development!
I hope (user-enabled) local file access will be implemented by the Firefox developers soon or at least one day. If that's done, then to @require a local file will make TM load it at every script execution without disadvantage. - Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13449570, 8 år siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Raynor, 8 år sidenI decided to try this add-on as an alternative to Greasemonkey which I've been using for years. The reason is that Greasemonkey (v4.0) stopped working once I upgraded to FF57. This add-on works great with FF57 however, and functions just like GM basically, so it's a great alternative.
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13439770, 8 år siden