This Script Has Moved to LAPLACE Live!
If you installed LAPLACE Chatterbox from Greasy Fork, what you have is the final release — it will never receive another update. Follow the steps below to migrate to the self-hosted LAPLACE Live! build and keep getting updates
A "This script has moved to LAPLACE Live!" banner at the top of the script means you are running the Greasy Fork build, which no longer updates
Why Migrate?
Greasy Fork does not allow scripts to ship minified code files, and pulling in remote libraries through the @require directive Greasy Fork recommends severely degrades the user experience; Greasy Fork's insistence on @require also ignores supply-chain attack risk entirely, which runs counter to this site's core principles, so we no longer publish updates through Greasy Fork
To keep updates timely, new releases are self-hosted. The update URL ships inside the script, so once installed it automatically checks for and applies updates, exactly as before
Benefits of Migrating
- Core features keep the same efficient loading path, with no third-party library dependency
- If you are in mainland China, you no longer need a proxy to reach Greasy Fork to install or update the script
- Greasy Fork no longer logs or counts your download and update requests, and this site does not log them either
How to Migrate
The new build shares the same @name and @namespace as the Greasy Fork build, so installing it replaces the old one in place, with no uninstall first, and all your existing settings are kept automatically
Migration steps:
- Open the install link above and click "Update" on the install page your userscript manager opens
- Refresh the bilibili live page to activate the new build
Will It Still Update Automatically?
Yes. The self-hosted build ships @updateURL / @downloadURL, so your userscript manager checks on its default schedule and prompts you to update, with nothing left to do by hand. Everything after that behaves exactly like the Greasy Fork build
Source Code
The project stays open source. Before or after migrating, you can review and audit the code at the link below (the Greasy Fork build lives on the greasyfork branch)
Last updated on September 19, 2026