UserScripts | Greasemonkey scripts | Command Line Interface library

unsafeWindow API was made so that userscripts could interact with the variables and functions of the pages the script executed on. However it is strongly discouraged as websites could then hijack userscripts through unsafeWindow and make them execute malicious code. However, why was unsafeWindow even necessary and why is it still used? Previously until Firefox 39, users were able to use the location hack as an alternative to unsafeWindow. This hack eventually stopped working due to an update in Firefox 39 which patched this. Despite this, users could still use GM APIs in the isolated sandbox and insert code through a script tag like this:

I have the following qml code

So I'm making a scraper with bs4 that scrapes this userscripts website. But I'm running in to a issue where I cant remove whitespaces. Everything I've done doesn't work. Can someone help me?

I'm a newbie in JS but am trying to learn by doing.

I use notion and am very annoyed by the sidebar that pops up whenever the mouse hovers over the left side of the app.

I read somewhere that I can use the Fluid app to push userscripts and that it might be possible to disable that functionality with custom styling.

But I can't seem to figure out how to get either the JS or CSS to disable mouseover events.

I think I found where the event is being listened for, but I'm not sure about next steps for how to remove that listener funtion, or to stop the function call.

This is where I think the event is being triggered, can anyone advise?

I have two arrays emails and passwords (though you may see more) that I want to use to authenticate users during sign in. It's a practice issue not something to implement in the industry. See below:

The other arrays checkEmails and checkPasswords are not useful here but they act as a storage for even failed sign in's. Onto the code I have a condition that authenticates using only a predetermined email and password. See below:

The dupe candidate is for previous GM versions. The problem is likely somewhere around the different scopes where the userscripts can run, as described here. However, as described here, this functionality is currently undocumented for Greasemonkey 4.0.

I have this Greasemonkey demo script:

As the documentation states, you can call webdriver.FirefoxProfile() with the optional argument of profile_directory to point to the directory of a specific profile you want the browser to use. I noticed it was taking a long time to run this command, so when I looked into the code, it looked like it was copying the specified profile Problem is, it takes an extremely long time for the profile to copy (something like >30 minutes, didn't have the patience to wait for it to finish.)

I'm using a hybrid of userscripts and selenium to do some automation for me, so to setup a new profile every single time I want to test out my code would be burdensome.

Is the only way to change this behaviour to edit the firefox_profile.py itself (if so, what would be the best way to go about it?)?

I created JANITOR which:

Inserts a navigation tree for modules, packages and types (interfaces, classes, enums, exceptions, errors, annotations) into the Javadoc pages of Java 11+.

The main elements involved are:

I have a problem with the refresh part. Currently, the function to refresh is OK.

But I want to refresh when the user has finished touching the iphone.