Welcome to the Scriptish wiki!

Discontinued 😞

Scriptish is a fork of Greasemonkey, which is a Firefox extension and the first user script engine. Greasemonkey had long supported Firefox 1.5, and plenty of legacy code still existed. Furthermore, Greasemonkey needed a complete reorganization, and plenty of new features. But unfortunately, development of Greasemonkey has grown stagnant. This is why Scriptish forked off Greasemonkey.

• Everything Greasemonkey offers (which is actually useful)
• Supports Firefox and Seamonkey
• Supports the @match metadata specified by Google Chrome
• New metadata @keys, such as: @delay, @domain, @homepage, @contributionURL, @jsversion, @noframes, @priority, @run-at, @screenshot, @updateURL, @css, and many more.
• Updating: User scripts can be updated in Scriptish using @updateURL
• New APIs, such as: GM_xpath, GM_notification, GM_unregisterMenuCommand, GM_enableMenuCommand, GM_disableMenuCommand, GM_cryptoHash, GM_generateUUID, GM_safeHTMLParser, and GM_setClipboard
• Improved APIs GM_addStyle, GM_xmlhttpRequest
• Performance: A faster, cleaner code base which takes advantage of all the features which newer versions of Firefox have to offer
• Security: Scriptish provides security features you won't find elsewhere. For example Scriptish is not detectable by web sites, and Greasemonkey is.
• USO Integration: Scriptish takes advantage of the userscripts.org (USO) API, integrating its metadata into the Add-ons Manager
• Tests: Code is written to test Scriptish

• API
• Metadata Block
• Preferences

• Running Tests
• Writing Tests

• Manually transfer user scripts from Greasemonkey to Scriptish
• Submit a bug, issue, or feature request
• Build an .xpi from source
• Run Scriptish from source
• Dealing with user script conflicts

• How does user script updating work?
• Why doesn't Scriptish use GM's "Execution Order" sorting?
• What are the performance benefits over using GM?
• What are the security benefits over Greasemonkey?
• Reasons why a user script may not work on Scriptish
• Does Scriptish pull updates from Greasemonkey?

• Version History

• Website
• Blog
• Addons.Mozilla.Org (AMO)
• Userscripts