UserScript/User Javascript/Greasemonkey support

[notmalware]

Please add extensions to Vivaldi mobile, like in Kiwi Browser

[Hadden89]

@notmalware https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/593452

[notmalware]

@Hadden89 very sad

[bauw]

Greasemonkey support This should be an extension related function. The vivaldi team is progressing too slowly.

[bibeku255]

@Viqsi said in UserScript/User Javascript/Greasemonkey support:

My current Android browser of choice (Yuzu Browser) is so selected because I can use the same user javascript scripts I use on the desktop in a mobile browser. Whether or not Vivaldi for Android is useful for me would be almost entirely dependent on the presence or absence of this feature.

If it's possible to support extensions, that would obviously take care of this. But if that turns out not to be feasible, this would be appreciated regardless.

[carburano]

@bauw many browsers (also safari in iOS) can support basic extensions like Userscripts, ad block, ect...

Userscript/Tampermonkey is a killer feature for me. I dismissed Vivaldi on all my deviced since I can't use scripts. I switched to Firefox on Android but it's so slow. I home Vivaldi team will add Scripts support to switch back to my favourite Browser

[bauw]

@carburano Vivaldi currently does not officially support the extension, which can only be said to be the same as the opera experience. Firefox does not run smoothly due to kernel problems. Andros experience is better with yandex.

[uyx]

@Viqsi Vivaldi look at Cromite maybe their code can help

[PoudreSnow]

Hope this one getting implemented or full extension support coming someday.......

[far4]

Check out the ChromeXt project, it allows you to patch chromium-based browsers and adds scripting support. It works on android/Vivaldi. With cosmetic scripting, I can remove the blank white blocks that are left over from ads.

And, for example, buttons for top or botton jump on the page.

[far4]

As we know, our android/browser can't disable page refresh by swiping from top to bottom. But with the help of this script you can block this annoying function. It's very simple
and it works, and it's reliable.

// ==UserScript==
// @name     Disable Refresh on Scroll
// @description     Disables pull-to-refresh but allows overscroll glow effects.
// @author   junior1q94
// @match    *://*/*
// @version  1.1
// @grant    GM_addStyle
// @namespace https://greasyfork.org/users/1113142
// ==/UserScript==
 
(function() {
  'use strict';
 
  GM_addStyle(`
    html, body {
      /* Disables pull-to-refresh but allows overscroll glow effects. */
      overscroll-behavior-y: contain;
    }
  `);
})();

But on mastodons or html-version DDG this script doesn't work for some reason. I don't know why.
If you use it in combination Kiwi browser + Violent monkey, then pull-to-refresh blocking works everywhere.