Greasemonkey now supports the @noframes directive (long supported by Tampermonkey and Scriptish). Use that for a cleaner way to block operation in iframes.
It is recommended to use @match / @exclude-match rather than @include / @exclude because the match rules are safer and more strict. @match defines a URL ...
I have a deliberately basic userscript which is using @include * in the metadata just for the purposes of testing. It is matching every web page I can find ...
I have a userscript that I would like to run for a particular domain, but not for a particular page. For example, I want to stop the script from running when ...
@exclude. Exclude URLs even it they are included by @include or @match . Multiple tag instances are allowed. @run-at. Defines the moment the script is ...
Now you can select i.e. a entry from the Original includes section (2) and add them as exclude by clicking at Add as User excludes (3). The entry now ...