I am trying to use document.write(html); in my script but it looks illegal. I would like to write some html at the end of my document in a GM script. How do i do thi开发者_StackOverflow社区s?Simplest
I\'m trying to write a greasemonkey script that only displays photos with the tags bacon. The site it runs on is written like so:
I wanted to know if anyone has had experience with trying to remove the \'X-Requested-With\' header from the ajax request made by jquery (or plain JS). is it possible?
开发者_StackOverflowI want to pop up an image or a div/class from a website into a window with Greasemonkey, how can I do it?
I know that anything that is downloaded and is in the user\'s possession is going to be pretty hard to protect, but I\'m just wanting 开发者_运维百科to hear opinions. I\'m thinking of selling a script
I\'m noob with JavaScript and Greasemonkey and I\'d like to write a simple script. I know that Greasemonkey wraps your code with an anonymous function so your variables won\'t exist after leaving the
I am using GM_xmlhttpRequest (greasemonkey xmlhttpRequest) to communicate with my app. Every half second it sends some json to update the status of a page. I am running 3 pages in FireFox. Using netst
Because it cannot access the contentWindow property on cross-domain iframe but in pure Firefox it will work. Here are bunch of codes isolating this problem:
I\'ve a userscript as the following: document.addEventListener(\'click\', alert(\'hello monkey\'), true);
A friend of mine uploaded about 20 or so galleries of nature shots she\'s done over the past year or so onto webshots.com, however, I just purchased a paid Flickr account for her as a birthday gift, a
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