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kynikos / wiki-monkey

MediaWiki-compatible bot and editor assistant running directly in the browser and expandable with plugins.
https://github.com/kynikos/wiki-monkey/wiki
GNU General Public License v3.0
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More browsers can be supported #136

Open kynikos opened 11 years ago

kynikos commented 11 years ago

Tampermonkey now supports more browsers, e.g. Opera: test WM on them and update the documentation! List of supported browsers: http://tampermonkey.net/

Also Midori should be able to run user scripts, though without support for cross-origin requests.

lahwaacz commented 11 years ago

Unless I'm mistaken, Tampermonkey Beta requires Opera 16, but latest release of Opera for Linux is 12.16...

Until then, I think that Violent monkey is a viable alternative, though the script installation is rather unfriendly.

kynikos commented 11 years ago

So true, I should have read more carefully... What makes the difference is support for cross-origin http requests, Violent monkey's feature list is of no great help, I'll have to test it to see how it works

kynikos commented 10 years ago

Just reminding that Scriptish support was dropped with #190: maybe in the future it could be re-added if its major bugs are fixed.

kynikos commented 10 years ago

To make up for the loss of Scriptish, I've tested WM 1.16.0 with Violent Monkey and cross-domain requests seem to work well, so I'm adding it to the supported engines.

kynikos commented 10 years ago

Merging #76: theoretically also IE and Safari have their own user script engines, the only problem is who's going to do the testing for every WM relase? (not me :D )