Am 07.12.2012 05:24, schrieb Andre Dubois:
holy crap... I had no idea I needed to at GM_setValue to my @grants. I
suppose I missed those lines when you first sent me the link.
This script worked for far more than a year without needed, and I'm
surprised that I never had a problem until now.
Anyway, thanks for your help. I added the @grant lines, and everything is
better now
Thanks!
The @grant statement is a security feature. Greasemonkey only grants
access to the API functions you declared. I. e.: just because the script
is allowed to set and read values, it mustn't perform XML requests. In
the previous versions, the @grant statement was silently added for
compatibility, issuing a warning though that you could update your
script to be compatible with GM versions that wouldn't implicitly grant
the API access any more.
And if I am correct, scripts without API access (@grant none) are
executed in the scope of the website, which allows you to write
JavaScript as you're used to, without having to deal with the sandbox
pitfalls like the element wrappers.
Chris
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