I don't like scripts that use:
// @include http://*
they overload many pages, where we didn't want to, also because I had problems in past, while writing a script, console was full of errors produced by scripts of this kind. I recognize scripts like these ones anti-adblock , noPicAds are on my required list, but in order to use them I change the includes to the specific page I use. Let's suppose, I entered on a webpage and it says: "You need to disable Adblock" so I grab the url, go manually and edit the anti-adblock script adding
// @include http://example.com/*
refresh the page and it's working. Now when the scripts update, everything is lost. No I don't want to stop updating, because I think these kind of scripts are essentially needed to stay updated.
My question is, there's anyway to keep include changes after update?
I was told and verified that with scriptish extension it is possible to solve. This topic.
I hope the greasemonkey developers implement this. So the best answer so far would be, migrate to scriptish and use the check box that disables script include patterns. Unfortunately, I've already experimented scriptish in past and didn't familiarize.
While greasemonkey doesn't has a solution, I'm going to use both, scriptish only for the scripts with @include http://*