1. GreaseMonkey allows you to add functionality to sites on the net. You can inject HTML, javascript, css, anything.

    There are scripts for thousands of sites like GMail. For handy scripts see http://userscripts.org/scripts . And for a random Top 10 scripts see http://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/top-10-greasemonkey-scripts-to-improve-your-productivity.html .

    Me playing with GreaseMonkey for firefox

    Risto's Sidebar

    Invalid url 'http://[IMG]http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/7245/sidebarv.th.png[/IMG]'

    I am just discovering the possibilities and will keep you updated if i find more interesting scripts
  2. I love GreaseMonkey - it's one of the best extensions for Firefox.

    Have you ever tried messing around with userChrome and userScript for Firefox? You can pretty much build a new Firefox out of it.
  3. Originally posted by drewhiggins:I love GreaseMonkey - it's one of the best extensions for Firefox.

    Have you ever tried messing around with userChrome and userScript for Firefox? You can pretty much build a new Firefox out of it.


    I haven't written anything using that yet, but I use Stylish to style the bookmarkbar in Firefox. Just a downloaded script though
  4. Originally posted by Risto:[..]

    I haven't written anything using that yet, but I use Stylish to style the bookmarkbar in Firefox. Just a downloaded script though


    I'll have a look at Stylish. It sounds familiar...


  5. Basicly it is GreaseMonkey CSS edition But you can style the main interface as well


  6. I'm glad stuff like GreaseMonkey, Stylish and CSS exists. Because most websites look terrible how they're set up.

    I don't use it, but MySpace is a great example.
  7. Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]

    I'm glad stuff like GreaseMonkey, Stylish and CSS exists. Because most websites look terrible how they're set up.

    I don't use it, but MySpace is a great example.


    I agree, although I dont have any really interesting scripts yet. I like coding them myself more anyway
  8. Originally posted by Risto:[..]

    I agree, although I dont have any really interesting scripts yet. I like coding them myself more anyway


    That's half the fun of it. At least you know you made it yourself, had a go and if anything goes wrong...well, you know who to ask.

    Hey, on an totally unrelated question, but it's here - Do we have the No Line On The Horizon video in Dublin? It looks like in the same studios where Magnificent on Linear was filmed. If not, can I upload it (in MP4 format)? It's come from a HD source, supposedly...and is a bloody good performance - the first I've heard of it!
  9. Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]

    That's half the fun of it. At least you know you made it yourself, had a go and if anything goes wrong...well, you know who to ask.

    Hey, on an totally unrelated question, but it's here - Do we have the No Line On The Horizon video live from Dublin? It looks like in the same studios where Magnificent on Linear was filmed. If not, can I upload it (in MP4 format)? It's come from a HD source, supposedly...


    From the Culture Show? Not allowed due to BBC-copyrights...


  10. I dunno, it just says Dublin...search at YouTube: yI5BeMRB_ag

    The BBC haven't filed a complaint with it...yet...so it mightn't be that. You'll have to tell me...

    It's got Bono at the beginning saying "Let's go fellas." So if you see that, that's the one.
  11. Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]

    I dunno, it just says Dublin...search at YouTube: yI5BeMRB_ag

    The BBC haven't filed a complaint with it...yet...so it mightn't be that. You'll have to tell me...

    It's got Bono at the beginning saying "Let's go fellas." So if you see that, that's the one.


    Not allowed because BBC complaints But it is a really good performance
  12. Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]

    Apatch works wonders. Stupid ads in Messenger slowing everything down.

    And thanks for the WLM album art plugin too - yet another reason to grab artwork.


    Which WLM Album art plugin ?