user scripts

Simple solution for people that want to edit!!!!

If you use Firefox, it has a built-in spell check. It has an extension called Greasemonkey too. Greasemonkey allows you to customize your Firefox browser to your specifications. Greasemonkey has...

Install Greasemonkey Scripts in Safari with GreaseKit [How To]

Mac users: Web site Simplehelp steps through how to run Greasemonkey user scripts in Safari with free tools SIMBL (a patching tool for Cocoa apps) and GreaseKit (previously posted as Creammonkey)....

Featured Greasemonkey User Script: Collapse the Reader Sidebar wtih Google Reader Minimalistic

The Google Reader Minimalistic Greasemonkey script strips the header and makes the sidebar collapsible in GReader to maximize reading space (much like this GCal script). The developer says: The end...

Flickr In China:

CNET reports that a Greasemonkey user script or this Firefox extension can subvert China's censorship of Flickr.

Download Of The Day: Google Doc Download Greasemonkey script

Windows/Mac/Linux (Firefox): The Google Doc Download Greasemonkey script adds a download link to the main Docs and Spreadsheets page that gives you quick access to download your docs in whatever...

Download of the Day: Trixie (Internet Explorer)

Windows with the .NET framework only: Internet Explorer add-on Trixie runs Greasemonkey user scripts in IE. Wow! you say. Not so fast, I say. Like Greasemonkey for Firefox, Trixie can run...

Prettify Google Reader

Blogger John Hicks, the designer who put together an attractive, OS X-like skin for Bloglines, has now done the same for Google Reader. The tweak works on almost any browser, and the author has...

LH Code: The Ly Detector (Greasemonkey user script)

If you're at all familiar with Strunk and White, you know that excessive use of adverbs - words that end in -ly - isn't a sign of strong writing. All of us writers struggle with sentence-weakening...

Lifehacker Nested Comments Greasemonkey script

Now that we've got the ability to reply to a comment by name built into Lifehacker, reader Yogurt Earl offers a Greasemonkey script that nests replied comments so you can see who's talking to...