The textbox should be under the other textboxes on the right side of the video window.

It should look like this:

Originally Posted by metalsiren

I cant get this user script to work.... (and another script as well)

this is what I have
my target
“C:\Documents and Settings\beabrams\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe” -enable-user-scripts

and the script is called youtube.user.js located in the
C:\Documents and Settings\beabrams\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User Scripts

any other ideas… and I typed it out on the target and didnt copy and paste

I'm pretty sure its not " -enable-user-scripts " but " --enable-user-scripts ". Note the double hyphen.

It might work with only a single hyphen, but i never tried.

ok got this script working finally.... but I have a work script that works on Fire Fox but not this one....

is it something that Chrome doesn't support or something?

@blackcoil

Thanks for the picture, it is working OK (Nice app)

@Kyrax

Your right, it needs to be a double hyphen ...

Originally Posted by StevePaul

Just for completeness ...

You can have Extensions and User Scripts enabled at the same time ...

So bring 'em on, Extensions and User Scripts :-))

StevePaul,

How do you do that? Having Extensions AND User Scripts enabled at the same time ?

How does your Chrome command line look?

Especially when having multiple User Scripts and multiple extensions installed?

Originally Posted by Luc VN

StevePaul,

How do you do that? Having Extensions AND User Scripts enabled at the same time ?

How does your Chrome command line look?

Especially when having multiple User Scripts and multiple extensions installed?

C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe --enable-user-scripts --enable-extensions --load-extension="C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User Scripts"

That's my command line and I have I think 2 extensions loaded and 2 user scripts. Both my scripts and extensions (that weren't packaged installers) reside in the "User Scripts" folder.

**Ignore the erroneous space in "Chrome". Must be a bug in the forum.

Thanks devilslackey,

In my case, I use the default directories of Google, the string becomes just too long, I cannot insert it in the target box.

"C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --enable-user-scripts --enable-extensions --load-extension="C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions"

I am using XP SP3 and Chrome 2.0.180.0 (Official Build 15835)

Luc VN

I'm running Windows 7 so I cannot test this, but try moving your extensions to C:\Extensions, updating your string to reflect your new extensions location and see if it shortens the path enough.

I'm using AdSweep, Custom NewTab and YouTube Downloader extensions and none of them works in 2.0.180.0 ....

Any solutions ....

BTW Luc VN you don't need the Load extension if you're using the Chrome defaults ...