I found out by accident that chrome also supports firefox greasemonkey user.js. It treats them as extensions. Now chromium doesn't seem to have a GUI to manage the installed scripts, and as it changes the script's file name upon installation, I had to use
grep
to find the proper file. On linux, that particular installation went under:
/home/jerome/.config/chromium/Default/Extensions/hlikiangigedihjlmhceanglikpccjoi/1.0_0/script.js
Stop the browser, delete the directory and restart the browser to get the extension removed.
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