Until something similar will be implemented in GM itself (I doubt it,
reading previous Anthony opinions), you can just add this piece of code to
every GM-script you maintain. No external dependencies, no @require use.
And you do have access to the original page's DOM.
On Thursday, November 23, 2017 at 10:55:55 AM UTC+3, Ben wrote:
>
> The @require trick works.
> Thank you.
>
> However it is only a workaround. Since I want to minimize the dependencies
> from external sources I wonder what the "official" way of applying CSS code
> in Greasemonkey v4.0 is.
>
> Anthony Lieuallen said something about a <script> node in the original
> html code. But I have no access to the original web page code.
>
> I want to modify a loaded web page afterwards with Greasemonkey. Thats
> perfect.
>
> So again: How should users write GM_addStyle() instructions like the old
> example:
>
> GM_addStyle("#foobar { font-size: 16px !important;");
>
> officially in the future WITHOUT the help of bridge scripts?
>
>
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