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Use this tag to post a userscript that operates on Stack Exchange sites and/or uses the Stack Exchange API. For questions about user scripting and Stack Exchange, or its API, use the [scripts] tag instead. Scripts are usually JavaScript and usually browser extensions/userscripts. For other tools, the [app] tag may be more appropriate.
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A way to keep the "user bar" on the top of the site stuck there ~ StickyBar
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Since people keep asking for a way to stick the userbar at the top of the screen, I'm working on a userscript to do so. Because of the way each site is fashion …
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AutoReviewComments - Pro-forma comments for SE
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Feedback:
The definitions of the sites are not all-inclusive. For instance, the link doesn't show up on stackapps ;)