- Use the prebuilt [main.user.js](https://shoujo.coom.tech)
How to Build
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npm i and npm run build
then install the generated main.users.js
How to Install
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Or use the prebuilt main.user.js at the root of this repo.
How to use
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@ -38,6 +41,10 @@ Hang yourself
That's better. Officially, all developpment is made and tested on latest Chromium with VM. I'm willing to provide support and help for FF and other Chromium-based browsers as long as you use ViolentMonkey and provide as much information as you can: console logs, screenshots, versions...
## Something else
Either post in /cumg/, but I might gloss over your post, or open an issue on this repository, you need an account but email verification is disabled.
## It's slow
The slowest machine I have available is an 8GB 2011 Sandy Bridge i5 with a 1660Ti, the only way I can tell something is slow is if you post a performance profile for me to study. (DevTools > Performance > Reload and Start Profiler > Save Profiler).
@ -48,7 +55,7 @@ Even without preloading enabled, PEE still makes many requests at the start of a
## Why is it so big
The file-type detection package is huge as it detect many packages types, but also depends on node constructs that are also huge themselves. There's also a webm parser that's relatively big that's used for embedding/extracting files in/from webms. There's also the svelte UI that compiles down to simple javascript.
The file-type detection package is huge as it detect many file types, but also depends on node constructs that are also huge by themselves. There's also a webm parser that's relatively big that's used for embedding/extracting files in/from webms. There's also the svelte UI that compiles down to simple javascript.
coomdev
2 years ago