Google Chrome (my browser of choice) supports userscripts out of the box, however, to make the whole process of writing and testing one a little more comfortable, the first thing I did, was to install Tampermonkey, a userscript manager for Google Chrome. Update : I published a second Tampermonkey tutorial.įor those of you who don’t know, userscripts are small snippets of JavaScript code that change the behaviour of a website. It was getting a bit bothersome to open all of these manually, so I decided to write a userscript to do it for me. Now, when I open this newsletter in my browser, I’m presented with a whole bunch of links (usually 12) that I want to open. In an effort to stay abreast of developments on the World Wide Web, I subscribe to the CodeProject’s excellent newsletter: The Daily Insider.
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