This folder is where I store all the user scripts I use so that they can be easily ported.
The firemonkey-config.json file
contains the configuration I use for FireMonkey,
a super lightweight user-script and user style manager.
It just contains the user scripts I use.
The [jshelter-options.json] file contains the settings I use for JShelter.
It's mainly just to add back the WebWorkers support that JShelter removes
by default, as it breaks a heck ton of websites.
I no longer use JShelter, because it just makes most of the web unusable, and I have to disable it every single time for websites that use Cloudflare's turnstile CAPTCHA, which is most sites nowadays, making it more work than it's worth.
The libredirect-settings.json
file contains my configuration for Libredirect.
I no longer use Libredirect, and have migrated to Redirector.
Libredirect was mainly used to redirect Reddit to an open source front-end.
The Breezewiki redirect is not needed as the amazing
Indie Wiki Buddy extension covers that.
The redirector-rules.json file
contains my redirect rules and regular expressions for Redirector.
The instructions for the Tent redirects
can be found on the home page of a Tent instance.
Most of the redirects are migrated from Libredirect
using my own custom regular expressions.
The redirects also make use of the excellent
Farside project
to select an instance to redirect to,
which works much better than the Libredirect selector.
The skip-redirect-no-skip-list.txt file is
just a list of URLs to not skip the redirect for, as the extension is very
greedy with skipping redirects and will skip every redirect possible.
Essentially, if you have a URL as a parameter,
this extension will open that URL every single time.
The ublock-origin-settings.txt file
is my settings for uBlock Origin, which is needed since I use medium mode
which blocks all 3rd party scripts and frames by default,
so the allowlist is necessary to use most websites properly.
The vimium-c-config.json file
contains my configuration for Vimium C,
most of it is simply adding aliases for various search engines.
I also configured Vimium C to open the Vomnibar when opening a new tab,
as that is what I always do anyway.
The vimium-options.json file
contains my configuration for Vimium,
which just follows the Vimium C configuration as it is just a backup.