Created GitHub issue: https://github.com/joeytwiddle/code/issues/2

Hi, loving this userscript for the notifications dropdown.
The hidden feature for collapsible blocks however not so much. It's actually conflicting with some other scripts I have.
I don't want to edit the userscript and lose updates. So I was wondering if you want to remove that feature from this userscript (and maybe make a separate userscript from it)...

I retract me previous comment, I just noticed the update available.

The userscript works again, but the popup is bigger then the window, creating a horizontal scrollbar!

Still wondering if you have the source code on GitHub somewhere, to report issues or send PR's...

Yeah confirmed. Love to see this userscript working again. Is the source on GitHub?

Totally agree about this being an useful script!

I always wanted to update that script to a more integrated design. Great to see you did the work :) Hopefully @joeytwiddle will update his script. I couldn't find the script on his GitHub profile, so a PR isn't possible.

I'm sorry, but I'm reading issues created here. If your problem still persists, can you the issue to github repo.

https://github.com/OpenUserJs/OpenUserJS.org/issues/77

Re: @moshmage:
When you alter an script, you lock the script from updating. If this didn't happen, all updated you manually did to the script will be lost every time a new version was released.
In Greasemonkey you can override the locked state, by right-clicking the script in the addons tab and selection the item "Forced find updates".
Anyways the update feature in Greasemonkey and TamperMonkey has been there for many years already, so it's very thorough tested.
If you still want to check if incremental updating works, you have to host your userscript somewhere, install that version and then update the @version metadata of the hosted version.

Re: @trespassersW:
Yeah, I looked at the Fork button too, but there wasn't a copy-paste solution. Haven't bothered creating an issue for it. Feel free to make one and perhaps send a PR if you want to contribute.

Re: @decembre:
Yes, right now it does nothing yet: https://github.com/OpenUserJs/OpenUserJS.org/issues/461

Not that I know of.
Which feature of Greasefire are you talking about here?

Seems to work right now. Thanks for updating.

The copy button on the library page is copying the wrong text. It's copying @grant instead of @require.

Line 801:

copyBox.firstChild.setAttribute("meta", "// @grant\t\t" + require.value);

Should be:

copyBox.firstChild.setAttribute("meta", "// @require\t\t" + require.value);

Re: @jerone:
Here a screenie from what I'm seeing:

I'm also not seeing the 'stats history' box...

Have been trying your script for a few days now and it seems the install counter on my profile page doesn't seem to work like it should. Every time I visit my page it shows counts exactly the same as the current installs.
Before I used oujs.org scripts stats from burn and his script worked great. It also showed a date at which the last count was executed.
Keep up the great work.

I don't think it's a good idea to change the namespace midway development of this script. At least not without notifying. Existing users now don't get the updates and even after reinstalling get two different version of the same script.

Re: @jerone:
nvm, I'm getting 301 so canonical isn't required.

It still mite be a good idea to implement an canonical url.

Re: @sizzle:
This requires that we setup canonical urls now.

Counting up (sum) confirmed working.

Confirm running again. Will check later if it actually counts.

When I updated to the latest version of this script, I wouldn't run anymore.

After some initial investigating I got the following error in the error console with Scriptish (GreaseMonkey wouldn't show the error):

[oujs.orgscriptsstats@httpuserscripts.orgusersburn] SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data oujsorg...user.js (line 27, col 2)

My guess is that it has something to do with existing data stored from previous versions.

Re: @woxxomgmail.com:
Sounds like a caching issue.

Rarely online, but my nick is jerone on http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=greasemonkey

Re: @joeytwiddle:

This probably sounds like a cross browser issue.
ATM I'm in the process of completely rewriting this script to support filtering per project.
When I find the time I'll look into this.
Thnx for testing and reporting this issue.

Re: @burn:

thanks for your feedback, I've just published a new version which fixes both the issues you prompted me.
Working great now!