Tutorial on using the oil monkey script on the iPhone: you can read this tutorial https://xiaoshen.blog.csdn.net/article/details/129695622
Tutorial on Mac computer
The official AppStore does not have Tampermonkey plug-ins. Not only are there few official plug-ins, their functions have been castrated, they are relatively weak, and they also charge fees. Well, this is Apple's third-party extension.
This is the download address of the Tampermonkey plug-in (Tampermonkey). The old version is above, and the new version is below.
https://safari.tampermonkey.net/tampermonkey.safariextz
https://www.tampermonkey.net/?browser=safari
After downloading, double-click to install. If it is an older Safari version, it will be installed successfully, but this is a new version.
Then you will encounter this situation: the safari browser no longer supports unsafe extensions, you can find updated extensions that have been reviewed by apple in the app store or the Safari browser extension library.
So I just want to use native Safari, reject third-party impure browsers, and use the oil monkey plug-in to expand?
Change the downloaded tampermonkey.safariextz to tampermonkey.zip.
To decompress this zip file, I like to use The Unarchiver to decompress it. The official default decompression tool is easy to fall into the infinite loop of .cpgz and .zip.
Unzip as shown below
Click Preferences in the Safari browser,
The tuning settings are as follows, mainly the last column is checked.
In the menu bar, there will now be an additional development option, select it, and click to display the extension builder.
add extension,
Select the folder you just unzipped, and click Run.
Enter the power-on password in the prompt box to complete the installation.
The browser shows that the installation is complete
The oil monkey installation is complete, and a few scripts are installed by the way. The website where the scripts are installed is Greasy Fork