Two years ago, we compiled our 10 favorite Greasemonkey scripts, the site-fixing wonders you can load into Firefox's Greasemonkey extension for a better browsing experience. We've updated our picks, ...

If you are using Firefox on your Windows PC, you can get much more than what web developers created for you on their web pages. Greasemonkey is a useful extension that helps you customize how you view ...

GreaseMonkey is a tool that lets you run special scripts in the Firefox web browser that change the way web sites behave. For instance you can install a script that adds download links to YouTube ...

Developers who want greater control over the web sites they visit have already developed a large assortment of scripts that modify the new Google Plus social network using Greasemonkey, a popular ...

New details have emerged from the user script jungle following CNET's Greasemonkey story two weeks ago (Firefox add-on lets surfers tweak sites, but is it safe?, March 23, 2005). One wrinkle we missed ...

Greasemonkey is an add-on that works with your Firefox Web browser to run scripts that enhance your browsing experience. You can install the Facebook Friends Checker ...

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Greasemonkey, the user scripting framework that can inject code into sites and add features, functions smoothly in Gecko-based browsers like Firefox, but that isn't the only browser that supports ...

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Greasemonkey is an addon for Firefox allowing users to install scripts that make on-the-fly changes to most HTML-based web pages. To use the scripts you find in this post install the Greasemonkey ...

Click to viewSometimes web sites don't work or look the way you want them to - but if you're using the Firefox web browser with the Greasemonkey extension, you can do something about it. What the heck ...