Suggest Tampermonkey or any other UserScript manager for Chrome users

[ghost]

We should suggest Chrome users to use any UserScript manager like Tampermonkey, as it has many advantages over the suggested method:

• Simple one-click installation, no need to deal with dev mode etc.
• Script should update automatically
• Since, Chrome on Windows now blocks side-loaded extensions, using a USerScript manager is a better choice.

IMHO, upload the Chrome extension to the Chrome Web Store.

[tony-o]

I couldn't get this to work with tampermonkey, it just complained that it wouldn't install the script from my FS. Do you have some instructions for tampermonkey?

[ghost]

When a user has installed Tampermonkey, it takes care of .user.js files, almost similar to Greasemonkey add-on for Firefox.

Click here, and it would load Tampermonkey's installation page, rather than showing the raw .user.js file or showing the warning message.

[bradleyankrom]

I tried loading t.co-bypass via Tampermonkey in Chrome 56.0.2924.87 and I can't quite get it to work. It appears to have been loaded correctly and it's running when I'm on twitter.com, but the links are still routed through t.co.