Im running two scripts using greasemonkey in mozilla firefox. The scripts run on different websites. In the first script i want to save a variable "globally" into firefox so i can use it in the second script on another website.
button.onclick = function() {myFunction()};
function myFunction() {
//localStorage.setItem('savedvariable', document.URL)
//window.name = document.URL;
//sessionStorage.setItem('savedvariable', document.URL)
//document.cookie = "savedvariable=" + document.URL;
}
All the options i tried didnt work, so looking for a workaround.
In the second script i wish to set a textbox value to the saved variable from the first script :
var TextBox = document.getElementById("downloadUrlLabel");
TextBox.value = "placeholder variable";
Is there a way to make something like this happen (saving a variable into firefox globally), without making it complicated?
PS : sorry if this has been answered before, tried looking for it but couldnt find it
