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bulk updating of greasemonkey scripts #1653
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Script updating is actually on my todo. |
Hi, I would like to try implement this feature. |
That would be great... I've been tinkering more with the GreaseMonkey plugin side of this browser and I'm amazed at its speed... few issues here and there but a great start. :) |
@trnkava1 Sure, patches welcome ;) |
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- Fixed parsing @updateURL/@downloadurl - Updating is only manual - User have to click on update button located in Greasemonkey settings - Update works just like download - New version is not being checked, original script is replaced Closes QupZilla#1653
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- Fixed parsing @updateURL/@downloadurl - Updating is only manual - User have to click on update button located in Greasemonkey settings - Update works just like download - New version is not being checked, original script is replaced Closes QupZilla#1653
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- Fixed parsing @updateURL/@downloadurl - Updating is only manual - User have to click on update button located in Greasemonkey settings - Update works just like download - New version is not being checked, original script is replaced - Fixed coding style issues Closes QupZilla#1653
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- Fixed parsing @updateURL/@downloadurl - Updating is only manual - User have to click on update button located in Greasemonkey settings - Update works just like download - New version is not being checked, original script is replaced - Fixed coding style issues Closes QupZilla#1653
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I like the greasemonkey support in qupzilla and use it f.ex. on github. But always checking manually on openuserjs.org for updates is tiresome and errorprone. And to be honest, I only do this when I recognise problems on a website.
Perhaps Qupzilla could check all installed scripts for new versions automatically or upon user request (if you don't want qupzilla to change something behind your back) and install/update the ones selected by the user.
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