[Conkeror] Any way to get greasemonkey to work?

[David]

Jeremy Maitin-Shepard <jeremy at jeremyms.com> writes:
> A possible workaround would be to bind the relevant keys as pass
> through keys in Conkeror, but this is obviously somewhat of a
> nuisance.

At least if I look at my installed scripts in Greasemonkey, there are
not that many that require key bindings - the mentioned LookItUp2 is one
of the few exceptions, but I'd gladly do some configuring to get it to
work.

trentbuck at gmail.com (Trent W. Buck) writes:
>> [...] for any given functionality implemented by a greasemonkey
>> script, there is almost certainly a much cleaner and nicer way to
>> implement it directly as a Conkeror module.
>
> While I don't dispute that, somebody has to then go to the work of
> writing and maintaining that module -- and there are (presumably)
> Conkeror users out there who can't (or don't want to) do that much yak
> shaving.

Yes, I'm afraid I'm one of those. ;-) There's really a lot of useful
stuff on userscripts.org - bigger scripts like LookItUp2, which might
justify their own Conkeror module, but also lots of smaller snippets
where I'd love if they would "just work" without further fiddling.

-David