问题
I want to notify the user when an update for my Greasemonkey/UserScript is available. However when the user has installed the script from the Chrome Web Store, I don't want to bother because it has auto-update functionality.
I first thought about using $.browser==chrome
but it is also possible that a Chrome user has installed it using Tampermonkey. (Furthermore if the site would update jQuery, $.browser
would stop working)
So, is it possible to detect that it is a UserScript installed through the Chrome Web Store?
回答1:
Probably best to just let the user know that an update is available, and not worry about the platform. Also it's not clear how cross-browser this script is. You may have to resort to browser sniffing (not usually recommended) to be absolutely sure.
You can use the scriptHandler property of the GM_info object, if you are only concerned about Chrome and/or Firefox:
// ==UserScript==
// @name _Rough script handler detector
// @include http://YOUR_SERVER.COM/YOUR_PATH/*
// ==/UserScript==
var scriptEngine;
if (typeof GM_info === "undefined") {
scriptEngine = "plain Chrome (Or Opera, or scriptish, or Safari, or rarer)";
// See https://stackoverflow.com/a/2401861/331508 for optional browser sniffing code.
}
else {
scriptEngine = GM_info.scriptHandler || "Greasemonkey";
}
console.log ('This userscript is running on ' + scriptEngine + '.');
Which yields:
Tampermonkey:
This userscript is running on Tampermonkey.
Greasemonkey (Strictly Firefox):
This userscript is running on Greasemonkey.
Chrome from the web store, or other:
This userscript is running on plain Chrome (Or Opera, or scriptish, or Safari, or rarer).
Because only the big engines (Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey) currently support GM_info
, if your userscript is especially cross-browser, you will need to do browser sniffing to differentiate in rarer cases.
See this answer for browser-sniffing code that doesn't require jQuery.
Note: A @grant
directive is not needed to use GM_info
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27487828/how-to-detect-if-a-userscript-is-installed-from-the-chrome-store