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For example, in the remote webpage, there is a snippet of code like this:

<script>
function foo(){
this.bar = 0;
}

In my greasemonkey script, I want to create an object of this class:

var _foo= unsafeWindow['foo'];
new _foo();

Then I got an Illegal Value error.

Jason Plank
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Here's how to do it:

var _foo = eval('(' + unsafeWindow.foo.toSource() + ')');
var x = new _foo();

This workaround may be required due to the different security zones or sandboxing that Greasemonkey does, though I'm not entirely sure.

Daniel X Moore
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