config.xml

Users should never need to view nor edit this file. The contents of this page are informative only.

config.xml is a file in the scripts directory that lists your installed script filenames as well as metadata such as their name, namespace, description, includes, excludes and enabled status.

The contents of the file may look like the following:

<UserScriptConfig>
	<Script filename="examplescript.user.js" name="Example Script" namespace="http://foo.example.com" description="Just an example." enabled="true">
		<Include>http://example.com/*</Include>
		<Include>http://www.example.com/*</Include>
		<Exclude>http://www.example.com/bad/*</Exclude>
	</Script>
	<Script filename="anotherexample.user.js" name="Another Example" namespace="http://bar.example.com" description="A second script." enabled="false">
		<Include>http://example.net/foo/*.php</Include>
		<Exclude>http://example.net/foo/something.php</Exclude>
		<Require filename="bar.js"/>
		<Require filename="baz.js"/>
	</Script>
</UserScriptConfig>

config.xml determines script order. The first <Script>...</Script> entry represents the first script in the script manager and the first script to execute. The second entry is the second script, and so on through the last Script element in the file.