(Suggestion) Offer an option to `Update disabled scripts`
See original GitHub issueMy suggestion is to offer an option to Update disabled scripts.
This feature can be useful for scripts that you keep them disabled for some reason (because e.g. they no longer work and need to be fixed by their author), instead of uninstalling them. Then, by looking in the dashboard (sort by last updated), if you see that such script has got updated, you might want to try it again.
Thank you
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Violentmonkey already updates disabled scripts so this option isn’t necessary.
I agree with arantius’s opinion. I don’t see any reason why we need to skip update checking for disabled scripts since this is obviously not security related.
Anyway we may add it when someone really needs this feature asks for it, hopefully with a good reason.
Considering security, we should not auto update any script installed via HTTP, no matter whether it’s disabled. But this should be another issue I guess.