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In Google Chrome, I prefer Tampermonkey to make userscripts, however, every script I try on Greasemonkey v0.9.20 on Firefox 14.0 won't be detected as a userscript. They all end in .user.js but instead of a window I get to see source code when I find a new userscript and click on it's link. Is Greasemonkey v0.9.20 incompatible with Firefox Beta? Could not find any info anywhere! |
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It's absurdly easy to disable Greasemonkey by clicking its toolbar icon when you're trying to use the menu. In that case, the monkey face is faded; another click will re-enable it. I recommend always checking for that first. |
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Related to this there's a confusing bug where if you click the icon to disable GM then click the menu arrow, the 'Enabled' option is still ticked. |
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Nope, it says Enable next to Greasemonkey and if I try to disable it it would require a Firefox restart as well. I already tried a reinstall of the Addon and my browser has automatically updated many times, and I still have a userscript from when it used to work in another version (forget which). But it just won't detect new ones. |
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Sorry for triple post :( but come to think of it, could it be my Firefox Persona that makes the button disappear? |
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If the icon's not visible then you can click Tools menu, Greasemonkey instead. Here's some troubleshooting steps:
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Ah ha! That's what I had to do. Tools menu wasn't available so press Alt>Tools>Enabled and make sure a checkmark shows afterward. Thanks! |


