Omun
January 14, 2020, 9:30am
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Or on Firefox.
But if you use Firefox on an Android phone, you can add ViolentMonkey as an extension, and then install certain user scripts the exact same way that you install them on PC.
So, recently I found out that (most) userscripts can now be used through Firefox on Android by installing an addon called violentmonkey .
After finding out about it I made some quick changes to some popular userscripts so that they work with mobile (most use keyboard shortcuts or don’t work with touch) as I found that the android app was a bit lacking in userscript support (no offence, love the app though!)
FD has some quality of life improvements that vanilla WK doesn’t have.
Quote from the creator:
In addition, I have brought over some features from popular UserScripts. A native Android app can’t use UserScripts, but I did implement a number of features inspired by them. And I am of course open to suggestions for more, depending on how much demand there is for it and how much work it would be.
These features include:
24h timeline on the dashboard
Reorder, including the option to give priority to ‘overdue’ items
Meaning and reading back-to-back
Reading before meaning / meaning before reading
“Ignore” and “Undo” buttons
Anki mode
Self-study quiz with a handful of filters, including leech training
Pitch info
All of these are optional and can be enabled/disabled in settings.
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Definitely not only Chrome.