Emulate Greasemonkey functions

Submitted by Zotlan on 02-10-2010 - 14:07
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Userscript
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GM functions
Original author: 
TarquinWJ

This script emulates a number of functions, not normally available to UserJS, but that are used in greasemonkey scripts. It improves Opera's compatibility with those scripts, though no results are guaranteed.

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Note that it hasn't been

Submitted by Frenzie on 08-10-2010 - 16:19.

Note that it hasn't been updated for quite a while and GM_setValue and related functions in particular can be done much better with localStorage these days.

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Greasemonkey Emulation

Submitted by Anonymous on 05-11-2010 - 4:05.

There is a new script here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/88932

Nice update, but not legal

Submitted by Frenzie on 05-11-2010 - 22:35.

That seems to be a blatant violation of the author's terms and conditions, namely:

You are welcome to download, store, print, utilise and modify these scripts, without the need for any written permission. However, if you want to include the scripts, or modified versions of these scripts, in any script archives for downloading, or in bundled or distributed scripts/software, you should contact me first and obtain my express written permission. (I do not, and will not give permission to make modified-for-Greasemonkey/Turnabout/other-browser versions of these scripts available for download anywhere else (emphasis added).)

I have notified the author.

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Update

Submitted by Anonymous on 13-11-2010 - 17:22.

There is a new message on the page userscript:

This script is based on the "Emulate GM functions by TarquinWJ" but the script was completely rewritten by me, so from version 1.3.9 it no longer contains any code from the original script.