I don't know about other platforms, but on Windows, the scripts are stored somewhere like C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\(whatever).default\gm_scripts\(script name). (I found that location by using Greasemonkey's "Manage User Scripts" function to edit a script, which brought up Notepad, and then I told Notepad to "Save As..." and looked to see where it was going to save.)

Copy the .js file from there to any location (e.g. Desktop) on your other machine. Insert ".user" into the filename before the ".js", e.g. change "foo.js" to "foo.user.js". Then open that foo.user.js file in your other Firefox installation (with Greasemonkey already installed) and Greasemonkey should offer to install the script.

I hope this helps.

tritonxg wrote:

personally I am using the useful mozilla-firefox add-on called FEBE
for sunchronizing my two laptops (work/home)
see below for detailed explanations
http://softwarebychuck.com/febe/febe.html

you can save/restore the prefs file which contains your own scripts

tritonxg,

I will check this out!
this sounds like what I have been looking for:
"Now you can easily synchronize your office and home browsers."

mikemorr
unfortunataly, one platform is windows-based, the other mac os. should have toldthis form the beginning.