In April 2014, became seemingly permanently unavailable, however remained up for a couple of months longer.ĭuring the interim period when the site was still available via port 8080, efforts were undertaken by various groups to create last minute archives of the site. Over time users noticed that the site was slipping into a state of disrepair. For many years it was the number one place to find and share user scripts. Read more about what is a user script.įor old scripts, try the archived versions at. If a script is from a source that you do not trust and you don't understand the code, do not install it. However, they can access any website, capture information you enter into web pages, and impersonate you. For example they usually can not access your hard drive. User scripts can do less than regular browser extensions and addons. Read the code of the of the script to determine what it does. That is Chrome's generic warning for any user script. NOTE: Chrome will warn you that the script can 'access data on all websites'. Click on the 'Customize and control' icon and go to Tools > Extensions OPTION TWO: Install directly no longer works 1. This option is the most flexible and offers better support for scripts written for Greasemonkey, such as those hosted on. Click the link of the script that you wish to install. Install Tampermonkey, a version of Greasemonkey for Chrome.Ģ.
