Greasemonkey scripts cannot do this. They are not allowed to alter the parameters for other scripts. Nor can they even effect their own include, exclude, or disabled settings.
You can try making a feature request for this, or you can fork the Greasemonkey code and use your own build.
Here's what I do, it's close to what you want, and it's not too hard:
- Greasemonkey detects edits to the
.user.js
files in thegm_scripts
folder and updates the edited script(s). So: - Make sure Greasemonkey is configured to open your favorite editor. (TextPad is a good one).
- Click open the Greasemonkey icon/menu.
- Right-click the script file. The file will open in your editor.
- Change the
@include
,@exclude
, and/or@match
directives to taste. - Save the file, the changes will go into effect with the next page (re)load.