How to open the extension page on iOS? (So I can import a remote script) #654
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The iOS version does not include the script editor provided in the macOS version. But we did add a settings page similar to the macOS version in the latest beta version.
Yes, you understood correctly. It's called from Apple.
Visit any You can also save scripts directly to the Userscripts directory you set. Both of the above work equally well in the macOS version.
Anyway, you can edit script files in the folder you specify directly on iOS. (use any third-party code editor Apps) |
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Great explanation @ACTCD, thank you. Can we convert this discussion to an issue to update the documentation so others aren't as confused as I was? The specific points that need to be added are:
Thanks! Userscripts is a great piece of software, and I'm super happy to have discovered it! 🙏 |
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Yes, it's always good to update the docs, I'll do that. Thanks for the feedback and summary. |
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The iOS version does not include the script editor provided in the macOS version.
But we did add a settings page similar to the macOS version in the latest beta version.
Yes, you understood correctly. It's called from Apple.
Visit any
.user.jsURL in Safari, open the extensionpopupand you will see an installation prompt.You can also save scripts directly to the Userscripts directory you set.
Both of the above work equally well in the macOS version.