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Maybe I'm in minority, but I'd have preferred a userscript/extension alternative for those who don't use a bookmarks bar. edit: Never mind, made a quick one fo

• prezjordan 11y ago
  Definitely not in the minority. Bookmarklet was a little easier to get out the door, and I haven't found a great way to maintain extensions for several browsers. Will definitely up its priority. Userscript is an awesome idea, thanks for taking the time to build this out. Is this something that will work in all browsers? What's the installation process like? Perhaps we can build one of those into the project page as well.
  • liviu- 11y ago
    Although userscripts themselves are cross-browser compatible, I don't know of any browser that offers native support for them. However, there are extensions that manages them (Greasemonkey for Firefox, Tampermonkey for Chrome, etc.) Once the user has a userscript manager installed, the installation process is a matter of a one click job.
    • prezjordan 11y ago
      Interesting, thanks for the explanation. Perhaps we can detect if a popular userscript manager is installed and provide a one-click link that way. Not sure if this is possible though.
    • ryukafalz 11y ago
      Chrome/ium apparently has had built-in support for a while: https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/user-scripts https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/user-sc...