Midori?
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The script's main page says Midori support is added, but for some reason it won't work for me, even after restarting the browser. Any idea as to what might be wrong? |
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Thanks for the tip, ok first off the problem is Midori doesn't support the additional Greasemonkey features, the wiki says:
"Midori's support for user scripts aims to be compatible with Greasemonkey to a good extent. Midori supports Greasemonkey's @include and @exclude metadata. So user scripts have a way to define on which pages they will be executed. Midori does not support advanced metadata, such as @require and @resource, so user scripts cannot define dependencies on other scripts. Midori also does not support greasemonkey's api. Be aware that scripts must be compatible with Webkit. A Greasemonkey script that makes use of functionality specific to Gecko will not work in Midori." So the problem is that we use "@resource" to grab the controls and stuff for the vlc plugin controls and Midori doesnt like that, but these aren't necessary, just use the Generic player. But even using the Vlc plugin with the generic player produces some graphical glitches. So... Midori Instructions |

