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Improve Userscript Manager Front End #6
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Partially done in 6cb6cfb. |
It is diffcult to support back/restore functions if we want to keep the app size less than 100k. |
I was thinking the same actually |
@MohamadBayz I have some questions.
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For your first question, Tamper monkey has that feature where you can type the UserScript's direct link to install it, but since we can just paste the link in The browser and install it then it's probably not needed. For the second question if that's the case then i agree that would effect the performance of the module and it better to not have it. |
I would like to see a feature on the list which adds a enable/disable button per script. So you don't need to delete it. This would bei useful if you wanna test and/or edit scripts. |
Usually, I disable a script by changing its matching / excluding rules. |
I do it like that too, but I think it would be faster and more convenient to have a toggle/button. |
Good suggestion! |
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@G-D-B-9-9 For AD blocking, see my opinion at #124 @Retardium I can implement a temporary blocklist of UserScript so that in the current browser session the enable / disable is working well. Do you think it will be helpful for you? I suggest so because a permanent enable / disable requires me to the change data structure of UserScript in ChromeXt. |
Yes. So boring to delete! When you could turn off/on :) |
Violentmonkey from CWS is only about 500KB whereas Tampermonkey/ is 4-5MB. |
Kiwi mobile browser has put out their Chrome extensions fork. Lemur browser copied it. But FF android stable is getting the full AMO access later this year. Other than that mobile browsers and extensions progress slowly. What I do know is that Vivaldi has recently considered ext support but dunno maybe they did a roadmap? Then again Vivaldi (on desktop) is full of features and options and customizations that they might push it to mobile. Anyhow - Opera and Brave (esp. Opera) take what they can from Vivaldi's published code and make gimmicky versions - lot's of colorful icons and details and many times commercial partnerships/promotions over deep well though excellent features. |
Hello, thank you. |
I have a couple suggestions for improving the front end:
• make deleting scripts deletes instantly rather than refreshing the page
• add @description @Version section under the script
• add ability to import Userscript from link/file
• add @updateURL ability for auto updating the Userscript
• add backup/restore ability
These are just suggestions not necessarily important and doesn't effect the performance but hopefully you add them
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