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This is an article dedicated to the Gmic filter 'colorize', a new and next generation computer-assisted tool for colorization image filter. This filter was created by David Tschumperlé , project manager and main developer of Gmic. The filter improved a lot on this September 2014 ( and was started around spring 2013 ). I kept an eye on the filter development since the very beginning as a tester, but I got totally enthusiast about it recently ; especially when filter became interactive and more user friendly. I ) Overview 1) What kind of problems it solves : A bit of context here, the first steps of colorizing a line-art, usually with flat zone is a super long, annoying and robotic work.

Mozilla has created a support page that lists all the connections that Firefox make without explicit permission of the user. As you can see, quite a few are listed there. While some are enabled after user activity, for instance adding live bookmarks to the browser, others are enabled by default. This guide looks at the latter kind, explains what their use is, and how you can disable them if you do not require them.

In Greasemonkey tutorial, I have covered how to write Greasemonkey user scripts. After this tutorial,you will be able to write user-scripts for Greasemonkey. Topics covered: GreaseMonkey Installation Hello World Example Adding a Button Reading/Modifying HTML content Loading External Scripts.

Lets you easily re-edit or delete your flickr group, help forum and photo comments without leaving the current page you are on. Features Inline Edit : When you click the edit button of a comment under a photo, in a group or in the help forum a textarea is inserted where your post was, containing your post, enabling you to quickly edit and resubmit it without leaving the page you are on. Particularly useful for group admins. Search and Replace : Lets you search and replace text in your post. Inline Delete : The script changes the delete link below group or forum posts and photo comments, so that it deletes the post without leaving the current page, especially useful for group adminstrators. Updates 19th March 2008 : updated to work with latest version of GM 23rd May 2008 : updated to work with all international versions of the site :) 5th June 2008 : updated to work on photo comments

Adds a little (reply) button beneath the buddy icon of the author of every post/comment in a Flickr photo/photoset/group/forum discussion. Clicking (reply) inserts into your reply HTML-code that displays the commenter's username and links back to the comment being replied to. The script works in group discussions, help fora, and in photo and photoset comments i.e. everywhere :) — it even works when the reply-box is on another page! The @reply template may be customized via the script-commands menu (Tools ▶ Greasemonkey ▶ Script Commands)… so whether the scripts inserts @user, user, user:, @user, @user, or possibly even @user, is up to you. The template may even contain HTML code, e.g. to style the username in italics. Inside the reply-box, the formatted @reply is inserted at the cursor’s position. However, if any text inside the reply-box is selected, the template is ignored, and instead, clicking on (reply) makes that selected text link to the post/comment you’re replying to.

Greasemonkey script that inserts those (reply) links under every buddy icon in the comments list to do exactly what is explained in the screenshot. Works in photo as well as in group discussions.

If you hate seeing invite or award images in comments: solution using this extension, Remove it Permanently, and the rules I came up with you shouldn't have to see them . Instructions and the RIP rules on my blog.

I published an article here on Lifehacker called Tips for Flickr beginners, a quick rundown on how to get started on Flickr. One year later I'm still as big a Flickr fan and user as ever, so it's about time to point out some of the more advanced features

comment tools script with smilies to it. FlickrCommentTools.user.js

This script will remember the 15 last photos [2] you have visited and display their thumbnail over every comment box on Flickr. You can select the size you want to post and then click on the thumbnail of the photo of interest to insert the obscure voOdOo

Flickr Discussion Images, that allows you to view all the images in a Flickr group discussion thread—it's perfect for browsing through threads in groups like Utata where the pictures often are the thread. It adds three links underneath the main post, wh

Two simple GM scripts that allow you to check who's linking (meaning the Technorati cosmos) to any photo. Flickrati Lite userscripts.org/scripts/show/6227 This adds a 'Cosmos' button to the photo toolbar. 'Nuff said.

just wrote a GM script to let you take a quick view of photo comments without entering the photo page. Simply click the "N comments" link below the photo, then a lightbox will be opened to display the comments. Click the black area to close the lightbox.

mplement features that have been already asked a few time all around the flickr community: have a better control over the view of the "Comments You've made" page to be able to filter to see only certain types of comments.

adds more information to your flikr.com/groups page. Currently, it will give you(see the notes on the photo): - the 8 last photos in the group - the date of your last post to the group (if the last post is in the last 24 hours, then, the date is written i

The new coComment is here, and it brings a LOT of improvements to the existing service. We will detail each feature in future posts, but here is an overview of what’s new: * THE COCOCRAWLER The coCoCrawler has arrived, and will keep an eye on your conve