How to include Local htm pages in a Tampermonkey script?

Question

The script below works on a normal webpage, but how I can make it work on local .htm files too? (When opened in the Chrome browser)

// ==UserScript== // @name betterTwitter // @version 0.5 // @namespace http://www.h4xful.net/ // @description Gets rid of the garbage on Twitter's side-panel. // @include http://twitter.com/* // @include https://twitter.com/* // @include file://C:/Users/*.htm ... ...

The last line (@include file:...) doesn't work at all. The script doesn't fire for a sample page.

Brock Adams · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-23 15:51:06Z

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First, on Chrome's extensions setting page (chrome://extensions/), make sure Tampermonkey has access to file URLs:

Second, format the @include (or @match) with the correct number of slashes. It should almost always start with file:///.
For example:

// @include file:///C:/Users/*.htm

answered Dec 23, 2015 at 15:51

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ivill Over a year ago

Thanks Brock Adam, after the edit, the script appeared to available (the extension shows 1 working script on the page), but it is actually not working on local htm webpage, here is how i test the script:

ivill Over a year ago

open a local htm file with google chrome, the script does not work to remove and re-range the twitter webpage (only works on normal webpage), could you have a test on the script on local .htm ,thanks alot

Brock Adams Over a year ago

@ivill, since Tampermonkey shows a working script, that's this question answered. You can put the line: console.log("Hello"); immediately after your script's metadata block. Then run the page and you'll see the message in the console. ... As for why your specific script doesn't run the way you expect on the local page, you did not include enough information for us to know, and it's beyond the scope of this question. Open a new question for that but only if you provide an MCVE in the new question.

ivill Over a year ago

Thanks again, the issue fixed, and i will start a new question.

Brock Adams Over a year ago

@sanjihan, Probably, but I don't know for sure, nor the exact settings. I no longer have easy access to Safari. Suggest you look/ask on the Tampermonkey support forum.

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