Can you remove <script> tags from webpage with greasemonkey?

[MaxWelby]

I am trying to remove a bunch of javascript from a webpage, but I
can't figure it out.

I am a noob to javascript. Can anyone help me out?

[MaxWelby]

I tried finding the elements with
document.getElementsByTagName("script"). It found the elements. Then I
went to their parentnode and tried to removeChild, but that isn't
removing it. I tried changing its innerHTML to " ", but that also
doesn't work.

[Anthony Lieuallen]

On 2010-11-25 1:37 PM, MaxWelby wrote:
> I tried finding the elements with
> document.getElementsByTagName("script"). It found the elements. Then I
> went to their parentnode and tried to removeChild, but that isn't
> removing it. I tried changing its innerHTML to " ", but that also
> doesn't work.

You can try to remove the script nodes all you want, but the script has
already run, so removing the node is never going to accomplish much.

As has been said many many times before on this list, Greasemonkey runs
after scripts embedded in the page, so you can't directly affect those.