On Sun, 2005-10-02 at 10:31 +0100, Raeth wrote: > Firstly, is there an extension that can block adverts, like Firefox's adblock? Yes, there's an experimental "adblock" extension which behaves very much like Firefox's. But there's a Mozilla bug that makes it crash on exit, so you'll have to compile it yourself with the "--enable-extensions" ./configure switch. After enabling it you'll have to restart Epiphany, too. > Secondly, I see a Greasemonkey installed, however when I install a > user script, it has no effect, and I can find no way of viewing my > installed scripts and altering the settings. There's no user interface for viewing/altering scripts, so you'll have to use a text editor. Scripts are installed as regular files in ~/.gnome2/epiphany/extensions/data/greasemonkey and are named after their originating URLs. Changes to user scripts are applied immediately: you don't need to restart Epiphany, you just need to refresh the web page. I realize both the adblock and greasemonkey extensions need some work, but I just haven't had the time lately. They're both kinda half-finished. -- Adam Hooper <adamh densi com>
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