Many GreaseMonkey UserScripts

Saturday June 18th 2005, 12:10 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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This is the largest list I have seen yet of GreaseMonkey UserScripts, GreaseMonkeyUserScripts - An Unnamed MoinMoin Wiki.

I have looked through the whole list and have found many that are very helpful for my browsing experience. To name a few of the UserScripts that I have installed:

Anti-Disabler: restore context menus on sites that try to disable them, created by Dive Into Mark.
Inline MP3 Player: Inserts an inline play button(flash plugin required) after every link on page that ends with a .mp3 extension, created by Hideout.
TextareaResize: allows you to make textareas larger using the keyboard, created by Julien Couvreur.

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