GreaseMokey (Chinese people call it Grease Monkey Script) was previously just a plug-in for Firefox. It can be used to add some simple and useful small plug-ins to expand the functionality and experience of your browser. It is generally written in HTML+JavaScript and has the characteristics of being small and flexible. The very good news is that the latest Chrome 4.0 version now supports GreaseMonkey scripts . Of course, the Chrome 5.0 dev version also supports it. If you are using these two versions of Chrome (including PC and Mac versions), you can immediately visit http://userscripts.org to obtain more than 40,000 scripts. If you don't know much about GreaseMonkey, you can check out the introduction on Wikipedia , or check out 8 Excellent Grease Monkey Scripts Recommended by Keshiba and Crazy Software's Top Ten Grease Monkey Scripts Recommended . Of course, there are many excellent GreaseMonkey scripts. If you come across a good one, be sure to share it with us. In addition, GreaseMonkey can be managed just as easily as ordinary Chrome extensions, and can be disabled and uninstalled in the Chrome extension panel ( chrome://extensions/ ). |
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