Best of: Wikipedia Greasemonkey Scripts

January 30th, 2008

Web Browsers

Unless you’ve been living a very sheltered life offline over the past five years, you’ve probably heard of and even visited Wikipedia at some point. 
Wikipedia is an online open source reference site that anyone can edit.  While the existance of such a site requires some trust and has a few problems, overall the information you get off [...]

Best of: iGoogle Greasemonkey Scripts

January 27th, 2008

Web Browsers

As more things begin to move online, it has become more important to have a centralized homepage of sorts to access all your information from one spot.  There are a variety of great options out there today, but so far I’ve found that iGoogle, Google’s homepage, has done the best job of filling my needs in [...]

Best of: Amazon Greasemonkey Scripts

January 20th, 2008

Web Browsers

Whenever I think of great websites, one of the first websites that comes to mind is Amazon.   Amazon does a great job of offering products at competitive prices, and they do a great job of cross-selling other products they have available.   While there isn’t a whole lot that they need to improve on, there are [...]

Best of: Google AdSense Greasemonkey Scripts

January 18th, 2008

Web Browsers

There are all sorts of great uses for the Greasemonkey extension, but one of my all time favorites is using it to prevent advertisements.  The first thing most people think of when they think of advertisements is Google AdSense, and there are a large number of scripts available that can influence the behavior of Google [...]

Best of: eBay Greasemonkey Scripts

January 15th, 2008

Web Browsers

When we think of Greasemonkey scripts, many of us probably think of the popular social services, such as Del.icio.us, Digg, and even StumbleUpon.   What many people don’t realize is that the there are Graeasemonkey scripts out there for all sorts of websites we visit daily, such as eBay in this example.   
In this post I’ve managed [...]

Best of: Blogger Greasemonkey Scripts

January 13th, 2008

Web Browsers

While the blogging software available at WordPress.org has picked up a lot of steam lately, there are still a number of bloggers that choose to use Blogger to host their weblogs.   In many ways, Blogger’s popularity makes sense, as they allow you to place advertisements on your site while avoiding the hosting and domain costs of [...]