1.Open the Tampermonkey Utilities Tab: Locate the central management hub for extension state. Click the Extensions (puzzle piece) icon in the top-right corner of Microsoft Edge or Chrome. Click on Tampermonkey and select Dashboard . Click on the Utilities tab at the top right of the dashboard. 2.Option A: Backup All Tampermonkey Data: Saves all active scripts, storage values, and extension settings into a single file. Under the Export section in the Utilities tab, ensure Export format is set to ZIP (recommended to include script settings/storage) or JSON . Select Export to File . Save the resulting file ( tampermonkey-backup-YYYY-MM-DD.zip ) to a safe location on your computer. Alternative (Cloud Sync): Scroll to Cloud Storage and authorize Google Drive , Dropbox , or OneDrive to keep your scripts automatically synced across devices. 3.Option B: Restore Tampermonkey Data from Backup: ...
For this part of the setup guide we will be teaching you how to use RetroArch's file browser. The browser is rather basic, although it isn't too hard to get used to it. Change default directory ¶ To make your content easier to get to, you should change the default directory. This would be a good first use of the file browser. Move to the settings tab then find Directory , then move to File Browser . The first screen should show the storage devices move to the one that contain your game content and press enter. Game CD ripping Note On Windows it will display drive letters (like C:/ and D:/), However a system like Linux doesn't work in the same way and will only display the root. Most Android users should select /storage/emulated/0 if they want internal storage . You have now entered the main part of the file browser. Beneath the first two options will be all your folders. Navigate your file system until you are inside your content folder then select <U...