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Tampermonkey is a userscript manager for most major browsers. It provides/executes privileged javascript that allows you to customize the way web pages look and act. **USE THIS TAG FOR ANY SCRIPT THAT REQUIRES GM_ FUNCTIONS OR THE @require DIRECTIVE.** It supersedes the Greasemonkey tag except for any scripts that only work on Greasemonkey 4 or later.
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<kbd>, Superscript and Subscript, markup shortcuts
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Why not use this to add the button? It preserves the integrity of other buttons, and ensures that a button does not get added twice (for example, when in the review section, it wil …
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<kbd>, Superscript and Subscript, markup shortcuts
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I've added a fix to point 3 over here (it's forked)
It deals with <kbd>[selected text]</kbd> and [<kbd>text</kbd>], where the [] denotes selection.
It will not deal with wierd stuf …
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