Posts Tagged ‘greasemonkey’

Greasemonkey User Script Update Checker

Greasemonkey scripts are the best things about Firefox. These scripts make Firefox experience a  loving one and also they give you limitless tweaking and styling properties. But when you install your script unlike Firefox extensions it never checks for updates. Here is a nice Greasemonkey script which checks the update of other Greasemonkey scripts. This [...]

Auto Login to Live Mail Using Firefox

Whenever you click the new mail icon of the live messenger, you are sent to the live mail login page in whatever browser is the default in your PC, so if IE is your default browser then no problem, but most people including me prefer Firefox. Well in that case you will have to (unfortunately) [...]

Buffer YouTube videos without playing them in Firefox.

As you know when a YouTube link is clicked it takes you to the video page and starts playing it, which is of course fine if you have a fast connection, if not it will get stuck until it gets buffered. This method shows you how to stop the video from being played automatically so [...]

Greasemetal : A user script manager for Google Chrome

What is Greasemetal? Greasemetal is a UserScripts runtime for Google Chrome. The runtime hosts UserScripts (tiny JavaScript files that modify the webpages being displayed) to be executed on Google Chrome, similar to what Greasemonkey does for Mozilla Firefox, or Greasekit does for Safari. Greasemetal is developed by Kazuho Oku as part of his research activity [...]