It seems I have got it working after some fiddling about.
Firstly, I went to where RS Linkify is stored on my PC. That is C:\Users\Windows10\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions\lodaipejgombneajbobileecedichlhn\3.1.9.93_0. The "Windows10" part of this address will be whatever username you've set on your PC.
I changed the URLs in the following places:
Folder "scriptsUniversal" > Background - changed all URLs relating to RS I could find.
Opened the "manifest" file and modified the URLs there
Folder "opt" > "js" > "options"
All files were opened with Notepad. After making changes to the files, I just hit "Save".
As a precaution, I also went into every other folder, opened the file and made any changes to any URLs I found (that I thought may need changing). I don't think this is needed though.
Then I made sure "Developer mode" was enabled on Chrome - simply to go the "Extensions" page and you should see an option to enable it. Clicked on "load unpacked" and navigated to the "3.1.9.93_0" folder, then clicked it and hit "Select folder".
I originally didn't notice an error in the Manifest file, so after changing all the URLs and still finding Linkify failing to load, I re-opened Manifest and saw one of the URLs was missing a simple "*". I was messing about with it a few days ago and gave up.
After I corrected the error, Linkify loaded. I think the Manifest file is the most important one to edit, but I did all others too.
Noticing some errors reported on the extensions page, but it doesn't seem to be affecting the functionality of Linkify. Though, it does feel like the RS website has slowed down since Linkify started working. Not sure if that's related to the errors being reported, or something else.
EDIT: Just editing the manifest file seems to be enough to get it working.
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30-Nov-2019 08:43:47
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30-Nov-2019 10:23:12
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