Can I use jQuery in Greasemonkey?
jQuery doesn’t work in Greasemonkey at all.
How do I use a Greasemonkey script?
Click on the down button next to Greasemonkey, click on create a new script and write your code in the second textbox. You can then specify the websites you don’t want to run the script on, by entering their URLs – one per line – in the Exclude box. Note that you can only use Javascript to create Greasemonkey scripts.
Is Greasemonkey safe to use?
In general though, Greasemonkey scripts should be pretty safe. Try to use scripts with a large number of reviews and users, since these are likely to be more thoroughly vetted and analyzed by the community.
What is Greasemonkey used for?
Greasemonkey is a userscript manager made available as a Mozilla Firefox extension. It enables users to install scripts that make on-the-fly changes to web page content after or before the page is loaded in the browser (also known as augmented browsing).
How do I add a Greasemonkey script to Firefox?
Installing the Greasemonkey Extension. Click on the Firefox drop-down menu at the top left of the browser and select Add-ons. Type Greasemonkey into the add-ons search box at the top right of the browser. Find Greasemonkey in the list and click on Install.
Which is better Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey?
If you need compatibility with old scripts your best choice is Greasemonkey. If you need it for modern scripts or to write your own Violentmonkey is fine. Avoid Tampermonkey, they are not to be trusted (proprietary license and analytics).
Where are Greasemonkey scripts stored?
GM stores all of a scripts data within it’s own folder within the gm_scripts folder residing in your Firefox profile folder.
Is Tampermonkey compatible with Greasemonkey?
Greasemonkey existed before even Chrome browser was born and it works only in Firefox. On the other hand, Tampermonky was created later, its user scripts are compatible with Greasemonkey and supports both browsers.