On 03/24/10 17:01, eventhough wrote:
..I don't think Greasemonkey is activated for anchor URLs.
You're missing a relatively fine distinction. Greasemonkey is activated when a document *loads*. Changing the anchor does not cause a page to load. Therefore Greasemonkey does not activate. Navigating to that page with that anchor, i.e. in a new blank tab, will activate Greasemonkey, because the page is loading.
This is not going to change, because a very large portion of scripts will break when re-run on the same page, when only the anchor has changed. There's no way to know, in the general case, what happened when the anchor changed. If you want your script to deal with it, you need to detect and act upon it.
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