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Is it possible to use "fetch()" in a script?

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

I want to use "fetch()" in one script... But I'm afraid greasyfor might delete it because of the link. So is it possible to use "fetch()"?

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

What's special about the link? Generally, links are not prohibited

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

What's special about the link? Generally, links are not prohibited

https://sandbox.moomoo.io/serverData.js

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

I just want to use my "fetch()" code to get the playerCount... I have already created the code myself, but I do not know if it is possible to use the "fetch()" itself. My friend said something about "NO CORS policy".

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

NO CORS policy

That's another thing, not related to greasyfork

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

NO CORS policy

That's another thing, not related to greasyfork

Then I can use "fetch()"?

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Posté le: 2021-12-27

Sure

NotYouMod
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Posté le: 2022-02-08

To be clear, Greasy Fork does not allow running scripts from unauthorized places. If the content is just data though (like JSON), then it's fine.

Hey Jason, you said data like JSON is allowed, but what about CSV? Is it ok to use?

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Posté le: 2022-02-08

CSV is allowed. Any data that's not code is allowed. (Don't try to have a CSV file with code embedded, for example.)

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