Hello,
I've got a little concern about how Greasemonkey detects script installation.
Indeed, my ISP (Free.fr) provides a simple web interface to access personal web accounts, so you don't need to access it via FTP (especially if you can't use FTP at the office, for example).
On this interface, there are small links that enable you to delete and/or rename files hosted on the account. Here they are:
To delete: http://ftpperso.free.fr/index.pl?d=ClickCodeAutoValidate.user.js
To rename: http://ftpperso.free.fr/index.pl?r=ClickCodeAutoValidate.user.js
You can see values of 'r' or 'd' parameters, it's the name of a Greasemonkey file that I uploaded to my account.
The problem is that clicking these links neither allows you to delete your file, neither enables you to rename it; instead Greasemonkey popups up its UI and ask for new script installation.
Could you fix this?
Thanks.