Show HN: Chrome extension to block the annoying parts of Stack Overflow

For me, the development of user scripts for Chrome winds up being about as much bother as an extension because TamperMonkey stores user scripts in a database rather than as files and hence editing scripts with 'my favorite text editor' is so cumbersome. And that's because whether or not the built in TamperMonkey editor provides a better development environment than Notepad is a reasonable subject for debate.

On the other hand, for Firefox, user scripts are a much better development experience because scripts are stored as files.