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== Running on page load and startup == | == Running on page load and startup == | ||
Commands aren't the only thing you can put in a command feed. You can also include functions you want to be run automatically at page-load time and at Firefox startup time. | |||
In order to run some code on page load, you simply have to prefix your function with <code>pageLoad_</code>. For example, if you want to say "Hi" every time a page is loaded, your code would look like this: | In order to run some code on page load, you simply have to prefix your function with <code>pageLoad_</code>. For example, if you want to say "Hi" every time a page is loaded, your code would look like this: | ||