tampermonkey

I want to hide the comments with some words inside by a (Tampermonkey) user script. As an example, I tried to apply a script // ==UserScript== // @name Hide CNN // @match http://www.cnn.com/* // @require http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.0/jquery.min.js // @grant GM_addStyle // @run-at document-end // ==/UserScript== $('div.post-body:contains("Abbas")').hide() to the page http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/08/world/meast/mideast-tensions/index.html?hpt=hp_t1 with the following code for posts <div class="post-body"> <header> ... </header> <div class="post-body-inner"> <div class="post

The script below works on a normal webpage, but how I can make it work on local .htm files too? (When opened in the Chrome browser) // ==UserScript== // @name betterTwitter // @version 0.5 // @namespace http://www.h4xful.net/ // @description Gets rid of the garbage on Twitter's side-panel. // @include http://twitter.com/* // @include https://twitter.com/* // @include file://C:/Users/*.htm ... ... The last line ( @include file:... ) doesn't work at all. The script doesn't fire for a sample page. First, on Chrome's extensions setting page ( chrome://extensions/ ), make sure Tampermonkey has

This code removes tweets with less than 3 retweets, but now I have the refresh (AJAX) issue. How can I add the waitForKeyElements function to fix it? $('.js-stream-item:has(span.ProfileTweet-action--retweet)').filter(function() { return parseInt($(this).find('span.ProfileTweet-actionCount').attr('data-tweet-stat-count')) < 3; }).remove(); Brock Adams To convert a static jQuery filter, like that, to an AJAX-aware waitForKeyElements() use is not too hard: Your base selector just becomes the selector parameter. EG: waitForKeyElements (".js-stream-item:has(span.ProfileTweet-action--retweet)"...

I'm trying to finish a script that fills out a checkout form. It needs to click a button with no id or name then fill out the rest of the form that appears. The code I have to click the button is: document.querySelector('input[type="submit"][value="continue"]').click(); but that is not working for me, the other elements will appear after that, my script: // ==UserScript== // @name Script // @include https://checkout.bigcartel.com/* // @include http://*.bigcartel.com/product // @include http://*.bigcartel.com/cart // @grant none // ==/UserScript== // on "/cart" page click checkout button if

When my GM script does this: var curTab = GM_openInTab(url); it results in a 'GM_openInTab is not defined' JavaScript error in the Browser Console. I also tried using var curWin = window.open(url); instead of GM_openInTab but it had no affect. What I'm trying to do with this GM script is: for a given website (domain name), go through a list (array) of URLs on this domain and look for items of interest. What's wrong with my code or approach? I'm using Greasemonkey 2.3 with Firefox 33.1.1 and Windows XP 32-bit. Brock Adams In order to use any of the GM_ functions, you must set a matching @grant

Why doesn't tampermonkey work on urls such as chrome://history/ or chrome://settings/ ? Any way to run an user script on this pages as well? Unfortunately, this isn't possible, because the chrome scheme ( chrome:// ) isn't supported in @match 's abilities. UserScripts also use Chrome's match spec, so a Chrome extension to do that wouldn't work either. From the linked spec: Host permissions and content script matching are based on a set of URLs defined by match patterns. A match pattern is essentially a URL that begins with a permitted scheme ( http , https , file , or ftp , and that can

I'm trying to write a tampermonkey script which gathers the document.location and headers in a dictionary. Googled a bit and figured I was supposed to use a global variable of some sort, but it's not working as I want. Here's the script: // ==UserScript== // @name My Fancy New Userscript // @namespace http://your.homepage/ // @version 0.1 // @description enter something useful // @author You // @match *://*/* // @grant none // ==/UserScript== if (unsafeWindow.resources == undefined) { var unsafeWindow.resources = []; } var host = window.location; unsafeWindow.resources.push(host); console.log