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Tampermonkey®
by Jan Biniok
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Easy Script Access

Tampermonkey makes it pretty easy to manage your userscripts. The Tampermonkey icon at the upper right shows the number of running scripts and a click at it shows what scripts do run and what scripts may run at this page. ( video tutorial)

Script Overview

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Tampermonkey show a clear overview of the scripts that are installed. You can see when they were updated the last time, if they do have a homepage, you can sort them and many more... ( video tutorial)

Configurable Setting Diversity

You can choose between three different levels for the settings page. This way rarely used options can be hidden to keep the page evident. ( video tutorial)

Automatic Script Update

You can setup how often the scripts will be checked for updates. No more bugs due to outdated userscripts. :)

Security

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Only the paranoid survive! Blacklist all sites that never should be accessible by a userscript.

Compatibility

In earlier times a lot of userscripts were written for the Firefox userscript manager called Greasemonkey (<= 3.x), that's why Tampermonkey offers a compatibility layer and tries to detect the necessary settings automatically.

Script Synchronization

You're using more than one browser, one at home and one at work? Simply enable Tampermonkey's sync feature to synchronize your scripts.

CodeMirror Editor

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You need to develop or edit a script? No problem! Tampermonkey comes with a built-in editor.

Syntax Check with JSHint

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Your script doesn't work? Tampermonkey's syntax check might find the issue... :)

Rapid development

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Tampermonkey's editor is OK, but you want to use your own? The solution is to enable file access and to @require the local copy of your script.

Removal

If you're not happy with Tampermonkey (this is unlikely to happen, but who knows ;), then you can remove it at the browser's extension page.