Re:Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackabl...
by TeMPOraL on Monday July 29, 2019 @05:05PM
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Seconded. Both of those plugins are excellent for end-user improvements, because they let you simply add code to be run on a given site or set of sites. No nonsense with packaging and building and programming environments; you can just write the code you need in the browser, as you need it.
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Re:Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackabl...
by nemosaltat on Monday July 29, 2019 @05:21PM
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3rded. I use the @updateurl and @version and save my scripts in Google Drive with a public URL. To update, I can just increment the version in the hosted copy, then reload tamper monkey. Has the bonus of quick and dirty revision history.