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Would that be possible with Tampermonkey, implementing an equivalent of the context-menu myself that would only work on some pages ?Ī more native way would be best, but I'm open to options. UsernameAdd Tampermonkey to Chrome and then copy and paste the master controller into a new Tampermonkey script. I remember using a Greasemonkey script that added options on the context menu a long while ago. But I'd rather not modify the pages, and it would be inconvenient on pages where I'd like to have several possible scripts. I guess I could also modify my scripts to be run on specific pages so that they add a floating button or something. However this menu is loaded on every page context-menu ignores the directive and is applied everywhere), I'm not sure of the performance consequences, and it might be inconvenient if I end up with lots of scripts. My script appears in a TamperMonkey context menu and is run on click. So is there a way to launch these scripts directly from the browser (Firefox) ? From a bookmark or something ? Basically I want to click a button and have the script run like if I was running it from the js console.īest I found for now is the context-menu" directive of Tampermonkey.
I do not want these scripts to be loaded on every web page, as they won't alter them, and depending on the page there is only one I'd like to run anyway. Scripts will not alter the page in any way, just read it then call some REST API with the data.Scripts are basically the same, only some configuration changes from one script to another (what to scrape on the page, and where to save it).The same scripts could be used on a variety of websites.I would like to run some userscripts to backup data.
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