Expected Behavior
Tampermonkey Editors on vscode.dev shows script names instead of nametags
Actual Behavior
Tampermonkey Editors on vscode.dev shows nametags instead of script names
// ==UserScript==
// @name Endless Google pages
// @namespace DeveloperName_OR_Installation_URL
// @Version 1.0
// @description try to take over the world!
// @author Me
// @match http://mywebsite.com/*
// ==/UserScript==
@name is always more helpful and nearly the only thing that devs pay attention to, while @namespace is usually a random username or URL, or anything that doesn't let anyone understand which/what the script actually is/does.
The TM dashboard shows the script @name, why show it differently on vscode.dev?
That's really confusing, vscode.dev is impossible to use because of that, I can't really find anything...
Expected Behavior
Tampermonkey Editors on vscode.dev shows script names instead of nametags
Actual Behavior
Tampermonkey Editors on vscode.dev shows nametags instead of script names
@name is always more helpful and nearly the only thing that devs pay attention to, while @namespace is usually a random username or URL, or anything that doesn't let anyone understand which/what the script actually is/does.
The TM dashboard shows the script @name, why show it differently on vscode.dev?
That's really confusing, vscode.dev is impossible to use because of that, I can't really find anything...