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Provide the ability to add userscripts without specifying a resource #1889
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@danidoedel Hello! Unfortunately, such a script may simply fail without the |
@Aydinv13 I'm not quite sure if I fully understand this. As mentioned other major userscript extensions can handle such scripts just fine. Why wouldn't AdGuard be able to handle it the same way? |
@Aydinv13 any further explanation why AdGuards behavior has to differ from other major userscript extensions? If there's no resource name, why not just ignore the resource? |
We'll think about how we can simplify adding a userscript in this case, thanks for asking. |
Issue Details
Not quite sure if this is the correct repo for this kind of issue.
Some userscripts have an "incorrect" format, but still work fine in other userscript apps/extensions. Specifically in this case it is the
@resource
header. For this script it is pointing to a website, not a real resource used within the script. AdGuard fails to install the script while other apps/extensions can handle this. It would be great if AdGuard would allow this too.Script has an incorrect format:
Example script: https://update.greasyfork.org/scripts/463536/%2A%20Gebäude-%20%20Fuhrparkverwalter.user.js
I'm using AdGuard 2.15.0.1701 nightly on macOS Sonoma 14.5
Proposed solution
Ignore invalid resources.
Alternative solution
No response
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