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GreasyThug – Greasemonkey, Gears and jQuery
I’ve been called a greasy thug, too. It never stops hurting. So here’s what we’re gonna do: We’re gonna grease ourselves up real good and trash that place with a baseball bat. – Homer Presenting:...
View ArticleI can’t stop thinking about these little yellow boxes…
I just created an Annotations spin-off of GreasyThug. This doesn’t have an interactive console, or use Gears. It does let you add comments to any web page in any location, for all the world (who have...
View ArticleHow to load jQuery UI CSS In Greasemonkey
// ==UserScript== // @name Test // @namespace http://strd6.com // @description jquery-ui-1.6rc6 Resource Include Test // @include * // // @resource jQuery...
View ArticleIntroducing: Speakeasy.js – It’s kind of like ActiveResource
During this Greasemonkey bender I’m on I wanted to get a cleaner interface for working with GM_xmlhttpRequest. I’m using a resourceful style Rails app to serve up my data so I jimmied up this little...
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jQuery Selector Tester
The latest release in an ongoing bender of Greasemonkey scripts involving jQuery: the jQuery Selector Tester! Highlighting all li elements This little guy will hang out on your internet and highlight...
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Update to GreasyThug – Annotations
Rock those little yellow notes! Get the latest version here. Now supports personal notes. They’re not really “private”, just notes for individuals. Coming soon will be group support.
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Twitter Search Greasemonkey Script
In the spirit of ultra simplicity I’ve created a Greasemonkey script that adds a Twitter search form to the main Twitter pages. Just one line, not some crazy 200 line + context suggestions. Observe:...
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Two Column Google Greasemonkey Script
I remember installing a userscript that would display Google search results in two columns in days of yore. Then one day it stopped working. All the other Google userscripts were massive customize...
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Using GreasyThug to Answer a Greasemonkey Question
On StackOverflow a user asked: How can I create an object of a class which defined in the remote page? The page includes code like this (which I entered into Firebug): function foo(){ this.bar = 0; }...
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