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Use the Tampermonkey tag unless you are specifically targeting GM4 or later. .. Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension which allows you to run JavaScript code on specific web pages.
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Freehand Circles Drawing Tool
I'm glad to see that someone has brought my original idea back to life and your code looks a lot cleaner and simpler than mine :)
I tried running the script with Greasemonkey in Firefox 38.0 on Ubuntu … Although in older versions of Greasemonkey, you could simply do:
var $ = unsafeWindow.jQuery;
...this no longer works and it is far easier to simply include jQuery itself in the script:
// @require …
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Is there a way to increase the contrast of the special highlighting that is applied to the O...
This was even easier than I thought. Here is what you'll see after installing it:
You can download the script by clicking here:
http://files.quickmediasolutions.com/userscripts/owner.user.js
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