greasemonkey

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

Background : I'm working on a framework/library to be used for a specific site in coordination with greasemonkey/userscripts. This framework/library will allow for addon support. The way it will work is an addon registers with the library listing required pages, resources, ectera and the library will wait until all critera is met to call the addon's load() function. The Issue :In this listing of 'required stuff' I want addon devs to be able to specify javascript(as string) to be evaluated as a 'required resource'. For example 'document.getElementById("banana")' . What I want to do is semi

I set a greasemonkey script to be included on only one web site: http://example.com/* but it's running on every web site I go too.. I removed it and added it again with only 1 include but it's still running on every page, what could I be doing wrong? This is usually caused by a malformed metadata block. There must be no leading space and directives are (usually) case-sensitive. Good: // ==UserScript== // @name YOUR_SCRIPT_NAME // @include http://YOUR_SERVER.COM/YOUR_PATH/* // ==/UserScript== Bad: // ==UserScript== // @name YOUR_SCRIPT_NAME // @include http://YOUR_SERVER.COM/YOUR_PATH/* // ==

I'm trying to write a little Greasemonkey script for achieving some tasks in Facebook, like hiding news and such. The problem is: I'm having an ID to an element which isn't existing yet in the DOM. It's the little box which appears when hitting a post's arrow-icon. How can I create an event handler through jQuery which fires as soon as the element exists? Brock Adams This is a common problem. You can act on AJAXed-in elements as they appear by using the waitForKeyElements() utility . (See "Fire Greasemonkey script on AJAX request" for example.) I'm not sure what you mean by "the little box

I would like to open a link that contains the word google . It looks like this: <input class="submit" style="background: #409999; border-radius: 10px;" value="open" onclick="Open('143615', '1', 'https://www.google.de/');" type="submit"> I tried this Greasemonkey code: var snapResults = document.evaluate("//input[contains(@onclick, 'test')]",document, null, XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null); for (var i = snapResults.snapshotLength - 1; i >= 0; i--) { var elm = snapResults.snapshotItem(i); // do stuff with elm if (elm) //open the window, which contains "test" { elm.singleNodeValue

This question already has an answer here: Code working in browser console but not in tampermonkey 1 answer I'm trying to write a script to make the map larger on Google Flights . I've got the jQuery working in the Firefox scratchpad. This script does exactly what I am trying to accomplish: $('div').filter(function(){ return $(this).css('width') == '648px' }).css({"width":"900px","height":"550px"}); but when I paste that into a Greasemonkey script, it doesn't work. If I add some console.logs to debug, I can verify that the script is running and the filter is working correctly, but it's not

I'm trying to write a Greasemonkey script for a hierarchy of websites such that I have a bunch of code modifications for http://www.foo.com/* , then more specific ones for http://www.foo.com/bar/* , and still others for http://www.foo.com/foobar/* . Is there anyway for me to write all these in the same script, or do I have to make multiple? Is there anyway for me to write all these in the same script, or do I have to make multiple? Yes, just use those three @includes, then in your user script do something like (depends on specifics of script): var currentURL = (document.location+''); if

I have script like this // ==UserScript== // @name messi // @namespace http://messi.com // @description example script to alert "barcelona" on userscripts page // @include http://userscripts.org/* // ==/UserScript== alert('barcelona'); this script works with Greasemonkey. I compiled this script using this link: https://arantius.com/misc/greasemonkey/script-compiler.php . After compilation I added add-on to Firefox, now it showing: Error: Illegal operation on WrappedNative prototype objec error . whats wrong ? The user script compiler wasn't updated in quite some time and the output add-ons it

(In continuance to this question of mine ). I've been writing this userscript for the site metal-archives.com. When opening a band page ( example ) you land to DISCOGRAPHY>COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY. My script applies to that DISCOGRAPHY tab and it's sub-tabs (COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY, MAIN, LIVES, DEMOS, MISC) : it splits the column "Reviews" in two and makes the table sortable. I want initially (using the waitForKeyElements utility in my script in greasemonkey) a function (which adds a column to the table, based on it's contents, appendColumn(x) ) to be called after the table inside DISCOGRAPHY >