title: How to Make TamperMonkey Script Work on chrome-extension:// Page
body: <p>So this seems like it should be really simple, but I can't find it anywhere on Google. I have a certain Google Chrome extension that I've downloaded from the Chrome Extension store, and I'm trying to slightly tweak the way it displays some stuff on its chrome-extension:// page. TamperMonkey normally works great for this on a http:// page, but I can't seem to get my script to even activate for a chrome-extension:// page. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?</p>