Hi wRadion,
Thanks for creating this script! I've use use it. Just a small update maybe future user may update it via claude-code or other
I noticed that the repository currently doesn't have an explicit license file or a @license tag in the script header. Without one, default copyright laws apply, which technically prevents others from modifying or distributing updated versions of your code.
Would you be open to adding an open-source license to the project?
The MIT License is usually the standard, go-to choice for userscripts. It’s short, permissive, and simply lets other developers fork and improve the code while still giving you credit as the original author. You can easily add it directly through GitHub by clicking "Add file" -> "Create new file", typing LICENSE, and choosing the MIT template from the dropdown.
Let me know if you'd be open to this!
Thanks again
Hi wRadion,
Thanks for creating this script! I've use use it. Just a small update maybe future user may update it via claude-code or other
I noticed that the repository currently doesn't have an explicit license file or a
@licensetag in the script header. Without one, default copyright laws apply, which technically prevents others from modifying or distributing updated versions of your code.Would you be open to adding an open-source license to the project?
The MIT License is usually the standard, go-to choice for userscripts. It’s short, permissive, and simply lets other developers fork and improve the code while still giving you credit as the original author. You can easily add it directly through GitHub by clicking "Add file" -> "Create new file", typing
LICENSE, and choosing the MIT template from the dropdown.Let me know if you'd be open to this!
Thanks again