I guess it's the website does change "include" directive while doing that: https://greasyfork.org/help/user-js-conversions
Maybe try to switch to @match
Ok, thanks for the info!
I will try to use to @ match...
But i don't understand why in my others userscript / userstyles,
the @ include work well...
The conversion CSS > JS seems have problem with them.
And i don't use very special CSS rules.
Last option:
To the next version uncheck "JS installation".
But... not every body wants use an other extension.
After a last try, i uncheck the userscript (JS) Install:
But i don't understand why the problem occur...
I post a request in Greasemonkey Feedback:
@ include - Problem de convertion for CSS to JS ?
Explanation found here:
@ include - Problem de convertion for CSS to JS ?
J. Barnabe explain:
"
The reason is because you have:
@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);
outside of any @-moz-document, so it wants to apply that globally. I will see if I can fix it,
but until then, you can simply remove this declaration."
For:
IAFD - Widescreen DARK AND GRAY v.19.65
I don't understand where is the problem:
It applies to all sites, not only IAFD.