Javascript Injector
Inject javascript to the webpage you are visiting
This extension allows you to inject any javascript code into the web page you are visiting. It remembers your page specific script and syncs it across all your devices.
For example, if you want to change the background color of https://duckduckgo.com/ with light blue, you can inject the script 'document.body.style.backgroundColor = "lightblue";' using this extension. After that every time you open this web site, the back ground will be light blue automatically.
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Okay tool I would say, but it would have been nice if the GUI was reworked a bit, and if it actually supported the `window.addEventListener(func)`. For me this never triggers, and I have to sometimes run the code at a point that it only affects part of the page because other elements have not fully charged yet.
Okay tool I would say, but it would have been nice if the GUI was reworked a bit, and if it actually supported the `window.addEventListener(func)`. For me this never triggers, and I have to sometimes run the code at a point that it only affects part of the page because other elements have not fully charged yet.
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The extension works great & as expected but it should have the feature @Yassine Safraoui asked for ( list of snippets & enabling them easily ). Also, one important thing is that the URL is remembered along with it's query data. This should either be disabled or optional. Sometimes query data changes for the same site.
It works, but after page reloaded you need to paste code and save again.
It works, but after page reloaded you need to paste code and save again.
Works like charm, but there is a feature I miss tough, since you can remember the code running on a website, it would be preferred to make like a list of snippets the user can run, or disable on a website real quickly.
Works like charm, but there is a feature I miss tough, since you can remember the code running on a website, it would be preferred to make like a list of snippets the user can run, or disable on a website real quickly.
It worked for me
It worked for me
Would have been nice if 1) It worked (tried the same code as in the example image here, in the addon and in the dev console which made it clear that it's this addon that does absolutely nothing at all) and 2) It worked by adding multiple scripts that the user can click to execute whenever.
Would have been nice if 1) It worked (tried the same code as in the example image here, in the addon and in the dev console which made it clear that it's this addon that does absolutely nothing at all) and 2) It worked by adding multiple scripts that the user can click to execute whenever.
Very handy tool, just works as expected,
Very handy tool, just works as expected,
