Jason Barnabe

@derjanb Two things are not 100% clear to me after reading http://tmnk.net/documentation.php#Subresource_Integrity : 1. What happens if there are hashes present on a subresource but none of the algorithms are...

Greasy Fork will now read and monitor subresource integrity uses, alerting authors if there is a problem. [See discussion here](https://greasyfork.org/en/discussions/greasyfork/149706-new-feature-validation-of-subresource-integrity-hashes). With this in place, I will be updating Greasy Fork's...

External scripts with subresource integrity hashes in the TM format are now allowed as long as they follow the rest of the site's rules. https://greasyfork.org/en/discussions/greasyfork/150814-rule-change-external-scripts-allowed-with-subresource-integrity

@derjanb What is the exact format TM is expecting for URLs with SRI? Specifically I ask because on https://www.tampermonkey.net/documentation.php#Subresource_Integrity, the first 3 examples separate the hash method (`md5`, `sha256`, etc.)...

I think this would be minimally useful as few people actually check the author's page, so closing.

Script sets are not really used much. I realize some people use them, which is why I haven't removed them entirely from the site, but I don't want to put...

I use multiple properties because: 1. Some properties have different display settings in CodeFund. 2. I want the stats reported separately for different kinds of pages, because they display in...

@andrewmcodes The changes are always being compared to the current version instead of the state before the change. For example, look at property 550. The two changes show: - Diff...

The potential use for this would be to see what happened when, and possibly correlate that to changes in the stats (e.g. to record that I changed ad formats on...

@coderberry Using the callback script works for what I want to do and is actually less of a workaround than my initial idea (I was just going to put script...