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show accesskeys defined on page

It lets you check or uncheck a range of checkboxes by clicking the first checkbox and then Shift+clicking the last checkbox.

Genius.

Flickr is a popular photo hosting service that uses embedded Flash files as part of their interface. On every page, there will be a little delay while a new Flash file loads. Lickr removes the need for Flash. It runs within the web browser Firefox, stripping the Flash before the user can even see it, and replacing it with an equivalent interface in pure HTML and Javascript.

Flickr is a popular photo hosting service that uses embedded Flash files as part of their interface. On every page, there will be a little delay while a new Flash file loads. Lickr removes the need for Flash. It runs within the web browser Firefox, stripping the Flash before the user can even see it, and replacing it with an equivalent interface in pure HTML and Javascript.

collection of greasemonkey's scripts

This script, for the Firefox Greasemonkey extension, sets up Google (and other search engines) to do an amusing magic trick or April Fool.

"How do You want to Google today?"

"Make sure the author is someone you trust, or at least in a social network you trust".

"This GreaseMonkey user script ensures that Firefox identifies itself as Internet Explorer. It provides hefty JScript support but does not alter the page’s HTML or CSS."

"Here's a Greasemonkey script I just cooked up. It makes the dynamic drop-down from Google Suggest a bona fide part of Google, placing it on the Google home page and on search-result pages."

list of current known user scripts

A greasemonkey script "to textile" textareas with pure JavaScript. Roxor

"A little script for Greasemonkey that makes all textareas in a website textilable."

A greasemonkey script "to textile" textareas with pure JavaScript.

a greasemonkey user-script for auto-discovery of FOAF embedded in HTML

Be sure to check the one called LIP (Link Integrity Preservation)

Persistent searches (a.k.a. smart folders or saved searches) seem to be the feature du jour of email clients. Thunderbird has them, Evolution has them, and Mail.app soon will.

This is a list of all the user scripts we know about, with a brief description for each:

This is a list of all the user scripts we know about, with a brief description for each:

Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension which lets you to add bits of DHTML ("user scripts") to any webpage to change it's behavior.