Yeah, and they can be distributed and updated via a git repository too. You put the js file up on your forge profile, name it something like my-script.user.js and then in the file you need to add @updateURL:https://yourserver.com/path/to/my-script.user.js to the front matter of the script. Then, when you make changes, people can pull them from the URL. You’ll want to give it a custom namespace, which helps prevent collisions if two scripts have the same name, which can be anything I think.
Yeah, and they can be distributed and updated via a git repository too. You put the js file up on your forge profile, name it something like
my-script.user.jsand then in the file you need to add@updateURL: https://yourserver.com/path/to/my-script.user.jsto the front matter of the script. Then, when you make changes, people can pull them from the URL. You’ll want to give it a custom namespace, which helps prevent collisions if two scripts have the same name, which can be anything I think.