"Script slows down page loads" warning persists on userscript removal

[CyberMan571]

Environment: Tampermonkey Beta (v5.5.6237)

Trigger: Userscript removal (specifically "Zotero GPT Connector")

Proper Behavior: Complete script purge. Absolute cessation of system alerts.

Current Behavior: Persistent alerts continue. Residual files remain within the system directory. The extension fails to perform a clean purge.

Replication Frequency: Constant. Systematic occurrence upon script removal.

Additional Note: Despite script removal, the alert remains active. Residual data persists due to an incomplete uninstallation process. Code modification is necessary to ensure a complete purge at the uninstallation stage, rather than reliance on manual local fixes. Furthermore, the cause of this error is unclear. The interface lacks a log access area to retrieve diagnostic reports. This issue persists for multiple months.

[CyberMan571]

Environment: Tampermonkey Beta (v5.6.6239)

Action: Script re-installation, and subsequent removal.

Trigger: A click on the Tampermonkey extension button within an active tab.

Actual Behavior: The persistent system alert appears once again.

Technical Observation: The uninstallation mechanism fails to clear the alert state. A manual click on the extension icon within an active tab still triggers this error display, despite a clean dashboard.

[CyberMan571]

GitHub Technical Report
• Environment: Tampermonkey / Web Page (v5.6)
• Trigger: Extension icon press / Script presence (even in a passive state)
• Target Behavior: Script removal or inactivation has no impact on performance. Source leaks cease.
• Actual Behavior: Script removal dismisses the alert, yet a problem persists. Specific scripts impair page and Tampermonkey performance.
• Detection: This latency and lag become obvious when a user triggers the extension icon. Even in a passive state, the alert remains and system performance drops.
• Reproduction Rate: 100% / Constant
• Additional Notes: Version 5.6 introduces a minor code adjustment.

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Script removal and subsequent page reload do not dismiss the alert; the primary goal is the total cessation of the impact rather than mere visual dismissal of the alert. To make the modification effective, a manual restart of Tampermonkey is a necessity. However, a fresh script installation followed by immediate deactivation still triggers a performance drop.

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script url:
https://update.greasyfork.org/scripts/480616/Zotero%20GPT%20Connector.user.js

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