https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=466719
--- Comment #1 from Schimon Jehudah <sjeh...@yandex.com> --- Makyen has offered a solution: > In Greasemonkey 4, GM.xmlHttpRequest() is the "new" name for making requests > from userscripts which use the elevated permissions available to browser > extensions. This allows it to be able to do things which in-page requests > can't do. > > For all other userscript managers, including Greasemonkey 3, the name for > that function is GM_xmlhttpRequest. The two functions are largely identical > across userscript managers, as long as you stick to using the on* properties > in the object you pass as the argument. Some userscript managers return a > Promise, but not all include valid data in the response passed to .then(). > > So, you can do something like: > > // @grant GM_xmlhttpRequest > // @grant GM.xmlHttpRequest > // ==/UserScript== > const gmXmlhttpRequest = typeof GM_xmlhttpRequest === 'function' ? > GM_xmlhttpRequest : GM.xmlHttpRequest; > > You can then use gmXmlhttpRequest and be compatible with all userscript > managers of which I'm aware in nearly all circumstances. Source: https://github.com/greasemonkey/greasemonkey/issues/3160#issuecomment-1456758080 -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
