[Greasemonkey] access to injected scripts?

[Aaron Boodman]

When do you call document.documentElement.innerHTML ?

If you do it during a user script's initial execution this is at least
somewhat expected. Otherwise, please take a look at your JS Console
and see if there's anything interesting in there.

-- 
Aaron

On 5/29/05, Premshree Pillai <premshree.pillai at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 5/28/05, Aaron Boodman <zboogs at gmail.com> wrote:
> > We specifically remove the <script> tags responsible for injecting
> > greasemonkey scripts after they are evaluated because we don't want
> > them to show up in applications that are introspective on the DOM.
> 
> Oh boy, I'm confused like crazy. I'm very sure
> document.documentElement.innerHTML includes the injected scripts.
> Perhaps, I should be calling the function on some other event or
> something?
> 
> --
> Premshree Pillai
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