This guide explains how to create a lightweight Vite plugin and a Tampermonkey script that embed absolute file paths into Vue components, enabling developers to click any element in the browser and instantly locate its source file in the project.
This article introduces Tampermonkey (油猴) as an easy-to-learn browser scripting tool for front‑end developers, showcases practical script examples, explains the benefits for productivity, career growth, and even monetization, and outlines the learning curve and required prerequisites.
This tutorial shows how to inject JavaScript with Tampermonkey and use MediaPipe's hand‑gesture recognition to enable air‑gesture page scrolling, cursor movement, and click simulation, turning any web page into a touch‑free interface.
This guide explains how to implement a quick, one‑click dark‑mode toggle for any webpage by applying CSS filter invert and hue‑rotate, handling images and videos, and creating a draggable Tampermonkey script that injects the necessary styles and a toggle button.
This guide explains how to create and inject a Tampermonkey userscript that hides both the top banner and article‑page advertisements on Juejin, adjusts the navigation layout, and restores the site’s original clean appearance for a better reading experience.
This article details how to transform an outdated internal bug‑tracking web page by creating a Tampermonkey userscript, setting up a Vite‑based development environment, integrating Less preprocessing, automating script generation with nodemon, and achieving hot‑reload functionality for seamless updates.
When a new ChatGPT web release triggers a "Oops, an error occurred! (Try again)" message on older browsers, the article explains how the missing Array.prototype.toSorted() method causes the failure and guides readers through creating a Tampermonkey user script that injects a polyfill to restore functionality.
To streamline repetitive, time‑consuming tasks in the KuJiaLe design tool, the team built a low‑code Tampermonkey plugin that consolidates data queries, model interactions, and custom actions into a draggable menu, offering easy development, powerful APIs, and seamless updates for front‑end developers.
ChatGPT’s web interface has been increasingly showing “Something went wrong” errors after idle periods, and this guide explains two remedies: using an OpenAI API key for more stable access, and installing the KeepChatGPT Chrome/Tampermonkey extension, which suppresses the error and adds several usability enhancements.
The article explains why ChatGPT’s “Something went wrong” error appears frequently, compares using an OpenAI API key versus installing the KeepChatGPT Chrome extension, and provides a step‑by‑step guide to install Tampermonkey and the extension to permanently stop the error.
This guide explains how to bypass Baidu Netdisk's client‑only download restriction by installing Tampermonkey, selecting a suitable user script from GreasyFork, configuring it in a Chromium‑based browser, and using the script to generate direct download links for large files.
This article explains how to use the Tampermonkey browser extension to interact with web pages, retrieve performance data, manipulate DOM elements, and automate testing tasks such as sign‑in assistance, event inspection, and cross‑origin requests, thereby improving testing efficiency and coverage.
