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Artoo looks great, though for some sites the Security policy simply kills it. One way around this that doesn't require Chrome, and might be more cross-browser, would be a "userscript edition", that could run in e.g. Greasemonkey and receive a window object to work with (in GM, this would be unsafeWindow).
This would also let you use userscripting frameworks' menu commands to make menu-shortcuts for scraping, instead of bookmarklets; this might let people disable the shortcuts toolbar while still having artoo just 3 clicks away.
What would be needed to change artoo into a format that could be run in a userscript sandbox?
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Hello @cathalgarvey. This would be a nice idea indeed. I don't think there is much to change in the library's code to make this happen. One would just need to code the required bridge between artoo and the userscripts. Unfortunately I am a beotian in those matters so if you want to submit a PR, I'll gladly review it.
Artoo looks great, though for some sites the Security policy simply kills it. One way around this that doesn't require Chrome, and might be more cross-browser, would be a "userscript edition", that could run in e.g. Greasemonkey and receive a
window
object to work with (in GM, this would beunsafeWindow
).This would also let you use userscripting frameworks' menu commands to make menu-shortcuts for scraping, instead of bookmarklets; this might let people disable the shortcuts toolbar while still having artoo just 3 clicks away.
What would be needed to change artoo into a format that could be run in a userscript sandbox?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: