Reviews for Tampermonkey – Add-ons for Firefox Android (en-US)

by Firefox user 13521343, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13272370, 7 years ago

Cool

by Firefox user 13599694, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 12470702, 7 years ago

I want to put 5*, but there is a leak somewhere in FF (didn't experienced that in chrome...) : it's almost impossible to use the dashboard & script editor unless being real patient & writing code without ever making spelling & typing mistake.
ubuntu + i7 & 12gb ram & i was doing exactly the same things on chromium with no such lag

Developer response

posted 7 years ago

I'm not sure where this comes from. Can you please try to disable:

"Highlight trailing whitespace" and/or
"Automatic syntax check on typing"

at Tampermonkey's options page. (You need to set "Config Mode" to "Advanced" first.)

by GammaGate, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13595145, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13593434, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 12940310, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13590785, 7 years ago

by LiyKa, 7 years ago

it's really good and help me a lot!

by zotobcs, 7 years ago

非常好用的脚本插件

by Firefox user 13021976, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13586834, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13459869, 7 years ago

by Firefox user 13460881, 7 years ago

Thank you for this add-on, my scripts (GClh II, GCvote, GME) work again in FF 57. I love its dashboard.

I have found an issue: if I disable Tampermonkey (with clicking on the script's icon on the toolbar and clicking on "Enabled") and then enable it back, it does not restore its function and none of my scripts work again until the browser restart. That is a bit inconvenient.

EDIT 2017-12-18: it is fixed in the TM update which has just arrived, thank you. :-)

Developer response

posted 7 years ago

Should be fixed at the latest beta version.

by Firefox user 13585453, 7 years ago

by TBeholder, 7 years ago

There are no obvious ways to actually install scripts, except copy-paste into editor (except File/Import on "Utilities" tab, which turns out to be for configuration rather than user scripts).
The support site doesn't quite work (has a frozen pop-up on top), but what shows gives Chrome specific instructions.

Developer response

posted 7 years ago

> There are no obvious ways to actually install scripts

Script installation works by loading URLs that end up on ".user.js". This can be done by clicking a link or manually entering the URL. You can also drag and drop files ending up on ".user.js" to Firefox. Finally you can use the "Utilities" tab, enter a URL at the "URL" section and click "Import".

> The support site doesn't quite work (has a frozen pop-up on top)

Do you have JavaScript blocked/disabled i.e. via NoScript?

> but what shows gives Chrome specific instructions

This is on my TODO list. However, many answers apply regardless of browser in use.

by maple3142, 7 years ago

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by Firefox user 13583565, 7 years ago

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by Firefox user 13555143, 7 years ago