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My Greasemonkey script stopped working after something updated

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问题 I had made a Greasemonkey script for StumbleUpon , and it worked. But suddenly, maybe after a Mozilla or Scriptish update, it stopped working on all protocols. Please review my script for a mistake. I am a novice in scripting Script: // ==UserScript== // @name [udit]add stumblethru image-flip button[w/o container] on all websites // @namespace testing-for-that-script // @description // @include http://facebook.com/* // @include http://* // @include https://* // @include * // @exclude file:///

Can Scriptish inject scripts into other chrome: windows?

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问题 As we know Scriptish has the support for the chrome: scheme (although disabled by default), but it failed to inject a user script into other chrome: window (for example, download window, or about window). Writing a script using @include chrome://foo/bar only works when the browser window opens this page as a tab, but not for a new window with this URL, except the browser window itself, use @include chrome://browser/content/browser.xul does work. Is there any way to let Scriptish do this just

Scriptish script needs the page refreshed to run?

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问题 This script assists in a checkout process at an online store. All is working correctly, except the need to refresh the page to get the program to run initially. I wonder if it is a cache problem because it works on other products that have been previously viewed. I also tried tinkering with the @run-at to no avail. I'm using the Scriptish extension and it is a standalone .js file. // ==UserScript== // @id proper-id // @name proper-name // @version 1.0 // @namespace // @description // @include

Scriptish script needs the page refreshed to run?

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This script assists in a checkout process at an online store. All is working correctly, except the need to refresh the page to get the program to run initially. I wonder if it is a cache problem because it works on other products that have been previously viewed. I also tried tinkering with the @run-at to no avail. I'm using the Scriptish extension and it is a standalone .js file. // ==UserScript== // @id proper-id // @name proper-name // @version 1.0 // @namespace // @description // @include proper-url-here // @include about:blank // @run-at window-load // ==/UserScript== for (var i=0; i