Greasy Fork

New feature: set the type of your script

When updating a script, you can now choose from four types:

• Public user script - A user script for all to see and use.
• Unlisted user script - A user script for (semi-)private use. Available by direct access, but not linked to from anywhere on Greasy Fork.
• Library - A script intended to be @require-d from other scripts and not installed directly.
• Deleted - Unlisted and uninstallable.

Will the libraries also be listed on scripts page or on different page?
Found it
https://greasyfork.org/scripts/libraries

I also think library should be uninstallable (and has .js extension, not .user.js)

Perhaps list all libraries in https://greasyfork.org/libraries/* to https://greasyfork.org/scripts/libraries ?

Sure, libraries should not be installable as user scripts, but I don't want to vary the URL based on the setting, so I just took away the install link.

I've updated the text on https://greasyfork.org/scripts/libraries to point to the @require docs for a full list of libraries available. I've also made https://greasyfork.org/libraries/ browsable.

Sure, libraries should not be installable as user scripts, but I don't want to vary the URL based on the setting, so I just took away the install link.

Fair enough.

I've updated the text on https://greasyfork.org/scripts/libraries to point to the @require docs for a full list of libraries available. I've also made https://greasyfork.org/libraries/ browsable.

Thanks.