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The author of Greasemonkey works on the Chrome team now (he's also an HN user, I believe). So pretty much all Greasemonkey scripts work in Chrome by default (th
by cryptoz 16y ago
The author of Greasemonkey works on the Chrome team now (he's also an HN user, I believe). So pretty much all Greasemonkey scripts work in Chrome by default (they're extensions).
Also, have you tried the Chrome Developer Tools? They rival Firebug. You might like them even more.
- pyre 16y agoA while back there were a few things that a number of GreaseMonkey scripts used that was not available in Chrome. (GreaseMonkey 'API' things)