I would imagine that this can be easily converted into a GreaseMonkey userscript. Since you have chosen to implement this for Chrome, the question which naturally comes to my mind is - is it even easier to write these addons for Chrome than writing an userscript?
Firefox user here, considering to switch for some time.
OP here. I have never worked on a GreaseMonkey script before...only used a Chrome extension because it seemed to fit the project requirements and it was the first thing that came to mind.
That said, I did find it extremely easy to create a Chrome extension. Really nice to have access to the DOM straight through javascript. Check out the source code for this extension...only took a few lines to write the actual logic
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I would imagine that this can be easily converted into a GreaseMonkey userscript. Since you have chosen to implement this for Chrome, the question which naturally comes to my mind is - is it even easier to write these addons for Chrome than writing an userscript?
Firefox user here, considering to switch for some time.
OP here. I have never worked on a GreaseMonkey script before...only used a Chrome extension because it seemed to fit the project requirements and it was the first thing that came to mind.
That said, I did find it extremely easy to create a Chrome extension. Really nice to have access to the DOM straight through javascript. Check out the source code for this extension...only took a few lines to write the actual logic
Hi, I made this extension compatible with Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/facebook-open...
On Github: https://github.com/xpressyoo/open-graph-redirect
Chrome Extensions are pretty easy to write (at least the basic stuff) but Chrome also has user-script support built right in.