Update to latest version of wshook as old version misses events #6
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Thanks for the Pull @tturner . Appreciate the help! are you in anyway using wsHook or Hookish! ? Would love to know :) |
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I've used Hookish to understand what a few websites are doing. I'm looking at wsHook for potentially using in a custom Google extension or maybe using it with TamperMonkey scripts (if I can get it to execute early enough) |
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@tturner Thanks. Appreciate you sharing that. All the best. |
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I took the wshook.js contents from your latest branch of that and put it into the libsToInject.js here in place of the previous code. I've tried to format it as similar as possible to the way the previous version was formatted so there are a few extra new lines and semi-colons compared to the raw version in your wshook repository.