• browser.storage.local
  Used for GM_getValue, GM_setValue, GM_deleteValue, GM_listValues.
  Provides persistent key/value storage for user scripts.

• XMLHttpRequest
  Classic API used for GM_xmlhttpRequest.
  Allows cross-domain HTTP requests (predating fetch).
• fetch (modern fallback)
  Sometimes used in newer implementations, but Greasemonkey historically wraps XMLHttpRequest.

• document.createElement, appendChild, insertBefore
  Used for GM_addStyle and script/style injection.
• document.querySelector, document.getElementById
  Used for locating insertion points in the DOM.

• navigator.clipboard.writeText
  Modern API used for GM_setClipboard.
• document.execCommand("copy")
  Legacy fallback for clipboard operations.

• browser.notifications
  Used for GM_notification.
  Provides system-level notifications from extensions.

• browser.tabs.create
  Used for GM_openInTab.
  Opens new browser tabs programmatically.
• browser.windows
  Used for window-level management when needed.

• browser.contextMenus / browser.menus
  Used for GM_registerMenuCommand.
  Adds custom commands to the extension’s right-click menu.

• browser.downloads.download
  Used for GM_download.
  Provides file download functionality from user scripts.

• browser.runtime.sendMessage / browser.runtime.onMessage
  Used internally for communication between background scripts and content scripts.

• Early Greasemonkey (pre-WebExtension) relied on Firefox XPCOM Components (nsIFile, nsIIOService, etc.).
• Modern Greasemonkey (v4+) uses the WebExtensions API for cross-browser compatibility.
• Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey follow the same model, often polyfilling with fetch, localStorage, or IndexedDB.

Greasemonkey’s GM_* functions are wrappers around stable browser APIs:

• Storage → browser.storage.local
• Networking → XMLHttpRequest / fetch
• DOM Injection → Standard DOM methods
• Clipboard → navigator.clipboard
• Notifications → browser.notifications
• Tabs → browser.tabs
• Menus → browser.contextMenus
• Downloads → browser.downloads
• Messaging → browser.runtime

These APIs are frozen and stable, ensuring long-term compatibility for user scripts.

function click1000(){
document.querySelector("#load_more").click()
}

var clickInterval = window.setInterval(click1000, 1000);

#Anti-Modal

$("div[name='trap-focus']").remove()
document.body.removeAttribute("style")

chrome://guerilla-script-dox/content/README.txt

https://superuser.com/questions/140047/how-to-run-a-batch-file-without-launching-a-command-window

https://www.tampermonkey.net/documentation.php

https://violentmonkey.github.io/api/gm/

https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2019/03/26/extensions-in-firefox-67/#userscripts

https://medium.com/snips-ai/how-to-block-third-party-scripts-with-a-few-lines-of-javascript-f0b08b9c4c0

https://designsystem.digital.gov/components/form-controls/

https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/migrating_to_manifest_v3

https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2019/09/03/mozillas-manifest-v3-faq/