Or it could just be funky in Google Canary (Chrome x64).
Yes Tampermonkey is installed.
Using SG + for Tampermonkey script.

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Depends which one you are using i guess, i have no problem with this.

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I've had zero problems ever since I just installed it locally.

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Other than DLC list being outdated ;)

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Easy, just filter DLC for games I never plan to own.

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You don't need tampermonkey in canary. You only need a userscript plugin if you're using chrome stable or dev channels. Chrome supports userscripts out of the box, but stable and dev channels only allow store extensions to be installed.

Use a version from github. I'm using this one, as it's got some stuff the 'official' version doesn't (at least, the 2-months ago last change indicates it might be)

The reason they keep breaking is because

  1. people stop developing them
  2. it checks for an update from the source and/or downloads it on every page load, because all the actual userscript does is fetch another script from the download source. Google considers this abuse. A better model would be to have someone publish the primary script as chrome/firefox/etc extensions, so they update automatically.
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wait, can someone explain to me how can i easily get SG+ on my chrome? i cant make it work even if with tampermonkey.

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I got it working.
there was a triple effect going where everything was made un-functional, but I fixed it.

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