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Add Color Coding to Google, Yahoo, Bing

One big complaint about search engines is they are all rather vanilla with their visual representation.  Wouldn’t it be better if you could color code things a ‘bit more?  One Greasemonkey script that does a great job at this is Colorful Search.

Hide Everything Useless on iGoogle

Want to hide all the stuff you do not really need on your personalized iGoogle homepage?  Thanks Super iGoogle, a handy Greasemonkey script, you can simplify iGoogle to only show you the content you need to see.

Interview with Anthony Lieuallen, Greasemonkey Guy

You might not know the name Anthony Lieuallen, but I bet you have heard of Greasemonkey before.  It is the Firefox extension that allows you to extend or customize your favorite web sites in a number of different ways.
Anthony is one of the driving forces behind that project, so I thought it would be fun to pick his brain to find out what his part in the project is, and what advice he might have for other hopeful Greasemonkey [...]

Beginner’s Guide to Greasemonkey

In a nutshell, Greasemonkey is an add-on for Firefox that allows you to customize a web site’s look and function.  Now you don’t have to be a coder to use it though, because there are already hundreds of scripts out there available for free that you can use to help you do a number of different things.
How Do You Use Greasemonkey?
Once you have installed Greasemonkey, you will see the little monkey’s head come up in your status bar.  From [...]

Download MP3s from MuxTape

I figured this hack was in the works for some time now, just happened to run across it this morning.  Thanks to Firefox, Greasemonkey and a little creativity from a scripter out there you can download music from the MuxTape web site.  Here are the words of wisdom from the script creator…
This downloads muxtape songs. Just click the “Download me!” link, change the file-name to your liking and append .mp3 to it.
There you go!  Pick up the Greasemonkey script [...]

Script Fight! Best of MySpace vs Facebook User Scripts

In a cage match to the death, who would win between the best of the MySpace user scripts versus the Facebook user scripts? Load up Firefox, install Greasemonkey – and give some of these handy addons a try. I use both MySpace and Facebook so hard for me to decide. How about you?
In this corner… MySpace!

Birthdays on Homepage – Get birthday updates on all your buddies!
MSPLinks Translator – Change those MySpace links back into regular ones!
Ignore [...]

How to Backup Stylish Styles

I enjoy using the Stylish extension to make a lot of little edits to various web sites I visit around the web. The biggest would probably be Gmail – and I would rather not lose all the user style edits I have done just in case the worst might happen.
The other day I was re-installing Firefox on my main machine here, and I needed to backup the edits and user styles I had downloaded and created. I searched [...]

Myspace Notifier

It has been a while since I looked at any Greasemonkey scripts. The newest one that I have checked out is called Myspace Notifier. This script will notify you of any new mail, friend requests, and more. To use it, make sure you have the Firefox Greasemonkey extension installed.
+ Check Out the Myspace Notifier Greasemonkey Script!

Swiss Knife Toolbar

Don’t you love how swiss knives seem to have a tool for every occasion? Well the WebSwissKnifeToolBar is a Greasemonkey script that does the same for your browser.
Brought to my attention by its creator, this user script adds a lot of functionality to Firefox. Here are just a few things it can do.

Easy an fast search for: Google, YouTube videos, and Wikipedia (Spanish and English)
Translator EnglishSpanish, with just a click
Spanish dictionary (RAE), with just a click
Convert [...]

Add Google Reader to Gmail

You can now check your Gmail and Google Reader at the same time with this amazing Greasemonkey script that will show a link for your feeds in the sidebar of Gmail. It will also show you how many unread feeds you currently have and when you click on the link it pulls up your unread articles! (found via digg)
+ Learn More and Pick Up This Greasemonkey Script!

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