A '''user script''' is a piece of [[JavaScript]] code executed on Wikipedia pages. Scripts can make navigation easier and simplify common maintenance tasks.
This page lists some useful user scripts. You can also request a script here.
== Requests ==
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== Members ==
= Scripts =
== ProveIt ==
{{see also|:en:User:ProveIt GT}}
{{infobox user script
| name = ProveIt
| author = ProveIt is being developed by a team of Wikipedians at Georgia Tech, including Kurt Luther (MaxVeers), Matthew Flaschen (Superm401), Terris Johnson, and Amy Bruckman.
| status = stable
| source = [[:en:MediaWiki:Gadget-ProveIt.js]]
| skins = All
| browsers = Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc.
| mainsource = main source file to install
| install-page = common.js
| install-target = common.js
}}
ProveIt makes it really easy to find, edit, add, and cite references in Wikipedia articles.
[[File:ProveIt minimized screenshot.png|thumb|ProveIt minimised on English Wikipedia]]
* Easily create, edit, and find references
* Use most popular citation formats
** Optimized for one of Wikipedia’s most common citation formats, Cite.
* Supports all major reference types -- some better than others. For instance, Citation templates can be viewed and edited.
* There when you need it, gone when you don’t
** Automatically loads when you’re on a Wikipedia edit page, hides when you leave
** Manually show or hide ProveIt with one click
* Instantly find the reference you want
** Visualizes all references in a single list
** Easily scannable -- title and icon for ref type
** Click a reference to instantly locate it in the Wikipedia edit box
* No need to memorize complex syntax
** Visual interface for adding and editing references
** Shows which fields are required and which are optional
** Add and remove fields with one click
* References with multiple citations -- no longer a headache
** Visually groups together multiple citations of a reference under a single heading
** Cite the reference anywhere else in the article with one click
* Create valid references and fix ones that aren’t
** Produces clean, valid code every time
** Broken or invalid references are easily identifiable in red
* Easily install, update, and use ProveIt
* Works anywhere, any browser, all of the time
** Cross-browser compatible: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc.
** Linked to your Wikipedia account, so it shows up as soon as you log in -- no need to install on multiple computers
* Automatic updates
** Always loads the latest fixes and features, instantly and automatically -- you do nothing
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