PUBLIC MARKS from svartling with tag greasemonkey

Jag har alltid gillat on-line webb feed läsaren Rojo. Alla de extra finesserna som Rojo har som inte Bloglines har, gör tjänsten mycket intressant.

Are you a Google AdSense publisher? Do you worry about accidentally clicking on your own ads and being thrown out of the program? I have a solution for you. Today I’ve released a Greasemonkey script for Firefox which prevents you from clicking on your own Google AdSense ads. The script prevents clicks on both ad units and link units. You can still click on others’ AdSense ads, however.

Gmail has changed how they identify some mail items which, in certain instances, leaves the Smart-Delete button disabled.

If you have any version of Greasemonkey installed prior to 0.3.5, which was released a few hours ago, or if you are running any of the 0.4 alphas, you need to go and upgrade right now. All versions of Greasemonkey aside from 0.3.5 contain a nasty security hole, which could enable malicious web sites to read any file from your hard drive without you knowing. #

I have a problem. It's actually a pretty common problem. I have data that I want to syndicate to myself, but I don't want you to see it. It's private. Now this could be my credit card balance or internal bug reports for the day job. Either way, I want the information in a form suitable for syndication but not available to everyone.

I really like the Greasemonkey extention that Jeremy wrote but I do not use My Yahoo for bookmarks - I use Del.icio.us. Here is a modified version of the script which adds a 'bookmark this' link after every search result: Del.icio.us in Google

Trixie is to Internet Explorer as Greasemonkey is to Firefox. It lets you remix the Web via scripts. You may do this to either make it more readable, fix bugs or to even add little features to make the site more usable to you. Trixie by itself does none of this. It is just a plugin for Internet Explorer that enables executing chunks of JavaScript code and thus lets you use the Web the way you want to use it.

Turnabout is an Internet Explorer plugin that changes the websites you visit to make them easier to use and to add features.

This site converts Greasemonkey user scripts into full-fledged Mozilla Firefox extensions. Fill out the form below, and it'll give you an XPI file, suitable for installation into Firefox.

Insert that little script in your page and GreaseMonkey is no more.