Use of the jsDelivr CDN for npm packages is now restricted to version-specific URLs. This is to ensure the code returned is consistent and does not change over time.
You can still use jsDelivr commit-specific GitHub URLs, as well as non-npm, non-GitHub URLs. See https://greasyfork.org/en/help/external-scripts for the full list and a tool you can use to test your @requires.
Use of the jsDelivr CDN for npm packages is now restricted to version-specific URLs. This is to ensure the code returned is consistent and does not change over time.
You can still use jsDelivr commit-specific GitHub URLs, as well as non-npm, non-GitHub URLs. See https://greasyfork.org/en/help/external-scripts for the full list and a tool you can use to test your
@requires.