Google Chrome has a lot of potential as a browser, and the semi-recent addition of userscript support has seen it fulfill even more of its potential. In this post I’ll quickly explain how to add userscripts to Google Chrome.

My previous post discussed how to get userscripts working in Google chrome. Although the process is fairly seamless, there is one issue that I have come across. Within Firefox, Greasemonkey scripts run in a well-defined sandbox which provides a level of security. Check out the security section of the Greasespot wiki for more information.