One of the annoying things about getting BOB to work in other browsers is that you don't have all greasemonkey-functionality (greasemetal for chrome has its flaws, as does greasemonkey for IE and greasekit for safari. Opera has some own mechanism)
One solution is to create a BOB lite, which basically is a javascript-file without references to greasemonkey-functions that has to be loaded once you are on a game page.
Well, if you know what you're doing, this script has the basic things of BOB included: http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/58895.user.js
(Basic things: Map inspect, extended statistics, dropdown coloring. Snapshots are simply impossible, storing options will be quite hard).
For testing purposes, it's possible to manually load it from a bookmark (also known as scriptlet). I used this to test it in Chrome, firefox and IE 8 (IE looks are different, but it's probably not possible to do it any other way). The usual way: create a new bookmark, give it a name and for location/URL, use the following javascript:
javascript:(function(){BOBjs=document.createElement('SCRIPT');BOBjs.type='text/javascript';BOBjs.src='http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/58895.user.js';document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(BOBjs);})();
If you are at a game page and want to see the stats/map inspect, press the bookmark. BOB will try to load.
(This should actually work for the iPhone btw, but I haven't tested that myself).
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