[Greasemonkey] Turnabout (user scripts for IE) available for download

[Aaron Boodman]

Installed. Looks great!

I got myself into some state where the tools menu items didn't show
up. Other than that seems to work great. I will try to modify some
scripts and see how that goes.

On 6/6/05, Matt McCarthy <dnl2ba at gmail.com> wrote:
> As I mentioned in a thread from a week ago, a friend of mine wrote an IE
> user script plugin.  It looks ready for a public release now, at least for
> developers to start using and porting scripts, so... ta-da!
> 
> http://www.reifysoft.com/turnabout.php
> 
> Features: 
> GM_log 
> GM_setValue 
> GM_getValue 
> GM_xmlhttpRequest
> data: URIs (with some length limitation IE imposes)
> Can use @library in place of @name if you want a script to be exposed to
> other scripts as a library 
> Source is available under BSD license
> 
> We're looking into:
> 
> XPath support
> UI enhancements, e.g. toolbar UI for quickly enabling/disabling Turnabout
> and individual scripts 
> GM_registerMenuCommand
> Some other stuff :)
> 
> We haven't had time to port many scripts yet, but that's where you come in. 
> :)
> 
> If you're interested in porting your own scripts, great!  We haven't set up
> a contribution system yet, but you can just contact me (on this list or by
> email) and I can post a link on our site or host the script for you.  We're
> hoping to use userscript.org when it's ready. 
> If you aren't interested in porting your script, but wouldn't mind if we do
> it, please let me know (again, through this list or by email).  Lots of
> scripts are really cool and would work in IE with minimal changes, but they
> have no license information, so I'm taking that to mean it's not okay to
> modify them without explicit permission.  Often, I can't find contact
> information, either.
> 
> Feedback desired.
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