userscripts

I want to move <div> elements. In this case, swap the first and last div.clearfix . So this: <fieldset> <div class="clearfix "> <label for="form-title">Title</label> <div class="input"></div> </div> <div class="clearfix "></div> <div class="clearfix "> <label>Verification</label> <div dir="ltr"> recaptcha </div> </div> </fieldset> Would become this: <fieldset> <div class="clearfix "> <label>Verification</label> <div dir="ltr"> recaptcha </div> </div> <div class="clearfix "></div> <div class="clearfix "> <label for="form-title">Title</label> <div class="input"></div> </div> </fieldset> I've

My question is quite similar to What is the purpose of a self executing function in javascript? , however it concerns userscripts (specifically for GreaseMonkey) instead. I see that some userscripts are distributed with this pattern, and some are not. Example of script with the IIFE pattern: (source) // ==UserScript== // (...) // ==/UserScript== (function(){ // if <condition> document.location.href += '?sk=h_chr'; // ... })(); Example of script without it: (source) // ==UserScript== // (...) // ==/UserScript== window.location.href = "https://www.facebook.com/?sk=h_chr"; In addition, I also

I am using chrome in an isolated environment to scan malicious websites to analyze their data to create blacklists. This process is completely automated by userscripts and browser extensions. The problem is that some sites are able to show an exit dialog on beforeunload or unload (I will refer to these as events ). I already override these events , but when the site override my override again, the whole process stops. I mean they can redefine the events with AJAX calls, obfuscated scripts, evals, etc. Is there any way to get rid of these messages, or protect my override? Maybe unsafeWindow

[ Edit: I'm replacing the original, confusing question with a simplified example demonstrating the problem.] Background I'm trying to write a userscript which will run in Chrome. This script needs to call a JavaScript function AlertMe() that is outside of the userscript -- this function is part of the page and contains variables that are generated dynamically on the server-side, so it isn't possible to re-write this function in my userscript. Code Script on the page ( visit the page ): <script type="text/javascript"> function AlertMe() { alert("Function AlertMe was called!"); // then do stuff

I'm trying to send an email through a userscript using smtpjs because it seems the easiest approach. However it seems more difficult than just sending it by javascript that is embedded in a HTML page. Using this userscript ( based on the smtpjs website ) I get no error in the console and no email is sent, is this a framework issue or am I missing something here? (if you suggest an easier way to send emails within a userscript don't hesitate to share) // ==UserScript== // @name New Userscript // @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/ // @version 0.1 // @description try to take over the world! //

After experimenting with scripts on facebook.com, I noticed that for a couple of minutes it didn't allow me to connect to facebook.com. This happened more than one time so I suspect that Facebook doesn't like to mess with their code using userscripts. The Stack Overflow question Can a website know if I am running a userscript? answers the multiple ways a website can detect scripts. Now I want to know how I can fool a website to not detect any scripts I may be running. Is there a way to know what my userscript HTML changes trigger on the website? Brock Adams For Firefox and Chrome there is no