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(GM 4 horribly broke script compatibility, so removing it and suggesting TM for everyone.)
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==== {{Anchor|Firefox}}Firefox / Mozilla ====
==== {{Anchor|Firefox}}Firefox / Mozilla ====
* Install [[#Monkey|''TamperMonkey'' or equivalent]].
* Install [[#Monkey|''Greasemonkey'']].


==== Internet Explorer ====
==== Internet Explorer ====
* Install [[#Monkey|'TamperMonkey'' or equivalent]].
* Install [[#Monkey|''Greasemonkey'' or equivalent]].


==== Safari ====
==== Safari ====
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* Install [[#WazeBar|''WazeBar for Safari'']].
* Install [[#WazeBar|''WazeBar for Safari'']].


==== {{Anchor|Monkey}}Tampermonkey add-on for script management ====
==== {{Anchor|Monkey}}Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey add-on for script management ====
The easiest way to load and manage add-on scripts is with [http://tampermonkey.net/ ''Tampermonkey''], or an equivalent browser add-on for script management.  When you install a user script, the script manager catalogs it and automatically runs it anytime  any page for which it is declared is loaded by your browser.
The easiest way to load and manage add-on scripts is with [http://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey/ ''Greasemonkey''], [http://tampermonkey.net/ ''Tampermonkey''], or an equivalent browser add-on for script management.  When you install a user script, the script manager catalogs it and automatically runs it anytime  any page for which it is declared is loaded by your browser.

Latest revision as of 00:36, 7 May 2018

Chrome / Blink / Opera Next

You might need to enable Developer Mode on your browser.

  • If a download is available from the Chrome Web Store, choose that.
  • Without an add-on to manage scripts, simply download the script file (.js) or Chrome executable package (CRX). Then drag and drop the file into the Chrome Extensions Tab [chrome://extensions] of the browser.
  • Install TamperMonkey or equivalent.

Firefox / Mozilla

Internet Explorer

Safari

Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey add-on for script management

The easiest way to load and manage add-on scripts is with Greasemonkey, Tampermonkey, or an equivalent browser add-on for script management. When you install a user script, the script manager catalogs it and automatically runs it anytime any page for which it is declared is loaded by your browser.