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Comment changer le style de l'affichage de GMail Vous connaissez peut-être l'extension Stylish pour Firefox présentée par Falkra sur ce blog. Nous allons voir maintenant comment il est possible facilement avec l'aide de Stylish de changer le look très sobre du webmail Gmail par celui de Gmail Redesigned (by Globex Designs)

TextArea Drag Resize : permet de modifier la taille des champs de saisie par glisser-déplacer :Simple et efficace...

Textarea Backup sauvegarde le contenu des champs de saisie pour les forums et autres sites où l'on écrit. Combien de fois avez-vous perdu le contenu de ce que vous tapiez, en fermant un onglet ou une fenêtre par erreur ? Trop ? Ce script sauvegarde tout seul la frappe au clavier. Il suffit de revenir à la page en question, même sur un forum, et le texte revient à sa place.

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PhpBB forum signature purger : un des rares scripts qui passe presque sur tous les forums phpBB (dont libellules), pour supprimer les signatures des utilisateurs. D'ordinaire le script agit sur la template du forum, et phpBB en propose deux familles (c'est toujours l'autre famille qui est détectée).(pardon Ogu, mais c'est irrésistible, et je le présente en pensant aux utilisateurs d'appareils à petits écrans, qui gagnent ainsi de la place). http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/1544 Ce type de scritps fonctionne en détectant des pages de forums par leur nom. Parfois vous devrez ajouter l'adresse d'un forum manuellement, pour le faire fonctinonner :

The Del.icio.us Bookmark Management GreaseMonkey script will add 2 links to your del.icio.us pages. The links will allow you to either share or delete all displayed items on the current page. You can search for items or narrow down the results by selecting a tag. * Modifications for Delicious v2 Website and FF3 * Use of GM API instead of del.icio.us web page calls (this does require the user to sign into the delicious API) These modifications will get the script working again with the latest updates to the Delicious website and FF3. After I first made this script I found the Install scriptyumyum script. Admittedly this script is better than mine which is why I haven't made too many updates to this one. However, since the Delicious upgrade yumyum doesn't work. So long story short, here is an update to this script.

Adds an 'inline view...' link to del.icio.us pages which loads the url inside a html iframe in the bottom of every link.

Normal clicking, without holding down the alt key, works the same as ever, adding and removing that tag from the bundle.

Automatically checks off "Highlight tags already in another bundle" anytime the bundle edit page is loaded.

On the bundle edit pages, hover over a tag to show which bundles it belongs to.

Dim out any links on Delicious that you've already saved in your own account.

Certain sites like del.icio.us, yahoo, etc. stop Firefox from storing and auto-completing the password even when you have turned auto-completion on. While this has some purpose for certain sensitive sites like banks, is there any reason why del.icio.us will forget passwords?! To make matters worse, in del.icio.us or yahoo you can only ask to be remembered for 2 weeks and not more than that! This script combats the problem for del.icio.us and yahoo logins, and enables Firefox to prompt you to remember login password for these sites. You can easily add other sites whose passwords are also not remembered, the script will work fine.

Changes the delicious tag bundle manager so unbundled tags are listed at the beginning.

Sort all the links on the page by their title, URL or popularity. Updated on Feb 17, 2009 to fix its operation on full search results page

Show Prev, Next, etc pagination links at top of list as well as bottom.

Move the tag chain to the left and left-align it, and move all the various things that end up in the "meta" div to the right. What the meta div holds depends on the page you're viewing. When viewing your own bookmarks, the meta div contains the group of action links (share/edit//delete). On the Network view and when browsing the site by tag, it holds the account name of the person who contributed the link. On the search results page and when browsing Popular bookmarks, it has the "First saved by" information.

Linkoder (QRCode) - Cool Greasemonkey Script adds Barcodes for each link on a web page I just found a cool greasemonkey script on userscripts.org by a person called Vorn. The script is called Linkoder (QRCode) - it can basically add Barcodes for each link on any web page. Its really useful for mobile phone users, with barcode reader applications on their phones, such as the N95 which comes with a barcode reader app as standard, as it saves them typing in long URLs, instead they can just scan the barcode on their PC screen, and then browse directly to the link with their phones web browser. you can get the script here: Install scripthttp://userscripts.org/scripts/show/24580

Rate your most favourite bookmarks on delicious.com with an awesome star-rater. Rated bookmarks may be highlighted within the bookmarks list for easy recognition. The script uses a star-tag (★) for the rating.

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sous le terme sécurisé, se cache en fait un certain nombre de limitations de l’usage, destiné à empêcher tout paramétrage du navigateur par les usagers Logique et nécessaire quand on connaît le nombre de personnes qui se connectent chaque jour. En revanche, on aborde jamais l’outil navigateur sous un autre angle : celui de la mise en valeur des services et des accès à la bibliothèque : une page web avec un ISBN, celui-ci est reconnu et un lien apparaît pour m’indiquer si le livre correspondant est disponible ou non dans la bibliothèque où je me trouve , documentaires que l’on propose DANS la bibliothèque Le problème, c’est que, bien sûr, ces navigateurs sécurisés fournis par les prestataires sont propriétaires et que leur paramétrage est le plus souvent très limité. Or les outils de de dissémination des accès sont en grande majorité développés sous Firefox…

Firefox with Greasemonkey: Page Scroll is an old-fashioned but practical user script that keeps your place when reading through long pages

John Resig - OCR and Neural Nets in JavaScript Just google for "CAPTCHA Breaker" or pwntcha and you'd have much more advanced captcha breakers capable of much more. But javascript won't be able to handle ...

It will break CAPTCHAs for Megaupload and automatically trigger a download. The code is designed specifically for this CAPTCHA style, but there's no reason why the getImageData trick combined with a alternate OCR implementation couldn't be used to solve for other systems. This is pretty fascinating stuff. Is there a better (more convenient, harder to cheat) way to prove humanness? What else could you make in Javascript using OCR, neural nets, or per-pixel image processing?

A GreaseMonke script for exporting Facebook contacts phone numbers to iCal. And finally get Facebook - IPhone synchronization!