READ: Difference between GreasyFork and Github versions
Hello everyone,
Just to clearify things a bit as it seems it's not as transparent as we intended it to be.
Github version: it's where the constant development happens. We call it the 'bleeding-edge' channel. Micro-versions (vX.Y.Z) are released there faster so testers can easily update by using Tampermonkey's update feature. After testing we might have to fine-tune stuff. If we decide the changes are stable we'll then release a major (v*X.Y.Z) or minor (vX.Y*.Z) version which quite fast will hit GreasyFork (thanks @Brent!). Beware, if you decide to be on the bleeding-edge channel you might receive fixes and goodies faster but things might break out of the blue so if you're after something stable stay on the GreasyFork release.
GreasyFork version: after testing stuff a bit and decide our changes are stable we'll release a new version here. This is the stable channel.
If, after reading this, you're still not sure which to pick then the GreasyFork release is for you.
READ: Difference between GreasyFork and Github versions
Hello everyone,
Just to clearify things a bit as it seems it's not as transparent as we intended it to be.
If, after reading this, you're still not sure which to pick then the GreasyFork release is for you.
Regards.