#greasemonkey

I use ChatGPT a lot, and I want my own archive of conversations I’ve had with it.

I use ChatGPT a lot, and I want my own archive of conversations I’ve had with it.

Reads like a Who's Who of my early 2000's RSS reading list. Oh, and I'm in there. "Leslie Michael Orchard is a hacker, tinkerer, and creative technologist who works in the Detroit area. He's engaged to a very patient and understanding science genius girl, and they both live with two spotted Ocicats and two dwarf bunnies. On rare occasions when spare time comes in copious amounts, he plays around with odd bits of code and writing, sharing them on his web site named 0xDECAFBAD"

"In general, using the browser’s run-time as a prototyping environment enables ridiculously fast rapid prototyping. There are no deployment steps to worry about, changes are reflected instantly, and all changes are dog-foodable from the get-go. Prototyping is also entirely decoupled and parallelizable: that’s especially powerful when you don’t have access to the site for which you are making a live-patch, the backend code is obtuse, or when you multiple have competing ideas for changes you’d like to make. We actually use the same technique for prototyping new behaviors for the the Ubiquity code repository."

"rate your most favourite bookmarks on delicious.com with an awesome star-rater. Rated bookmarks will be highlighted within the bookmarks list for easy recognition. The rating is processed with star-tags (★)."

"A pretty amazing piece of JavaScript dropped yesterday and it's going to take a little bit to digest it all. It's a GreaseMonkey script, written by 'Shaun Friedle', that automatically solves captchas provided by the site Megaupload. There's a demo online if you wish to give it a spin."

"This script checks if the html contains alternate links to a feed on every page you visit. When an unknown feed found, it sends a request to google reader using your account for the number of subscribers. And it caches the number for subsequent visits. The cache is cleared every 24 hours."

"AideRSS is pleased to provide a Firefox extension to harness the power of PostRank™ to score, filter and track performance of any RSS feed directly within GoogleReader. Now GoogleReader users can reclaim their time with a single mouse click to find the best content, boost their productivity and stay on top of the news."

"Thanks to E4X, we can now have multi-line strings similar to HEREDOC syntax (although quite a bit more verbose)"

"In a lot of ways I see Ubiquity as being a solid replacement for Greasemonkey and bookmarklets. It's far simpler and will make their execution much more flexible. I'll be curious to see what people end up doing with it, in the upcoming months."

"You might find (I did) that your Google bookmark may spontaenously revert to the new g favicon (leaving tabs and the URI bar with the G)."

"No doubt this is an extremely subjective thing... but I really much prefer having a small fixed point and set colors for text and its background when reading websites with large chunks of text."

Seems like a great combo - a single-site browser wrapping that site's UI with greasemonkey-style JS-based customizations.

"Introducing Yelp on Wheels!, a jm3.net unauthorized script that adds Yelp review links into Waiters on Wheels listings, so you can easily read user-generated reviews of what you’re ordering. currently coded for San Francisco only."

"a Greasemonkey script that adds calls to external JavaScript libraries and CSS files to a given page and, once they are loaded, passes the YAHOO global object to the code inside the Greasemonkey script."

"Now figuring out the whole XPath string can be a annoying task, especially counting the number of nested divs, table rows and such. To alleviate this, Greasemonkey comes to the rescue with the microsummarygenerator.user.js user script."

Creammonkey is run specific JavaScript at any web page in Safari.

"FoxiPod uses Greasemonkey with Firefox to make downloading MP3s and music files and adding them to iTunes a single-click process."

Greasemonkey script that adds an OPML link to del.icio.us pages, converted via XSLT from the page's RSS feed

Look, it's a Greasemonkey-powered chatbot for Campfire!

'It is similar in function to the "Familiar Taste" greasemonkey script, except this on // uses cached bookmarks, where Familiar Taste hit del.icio.us for each page you loaded in your browser (and got banned for that reason).'

Now, this is pretty dern funny... 'Add “Yahoo! Company Logo” to the whole web'

"Each time you visit a page, FT consults your set of del.icio.us bookmarks to see if you have the current page marked."

"Monkeygrease is a very simple servlet filter that will allow a web developer to inject JavaScript, CSS or other elements within a web page."

It's like a web proxy version of GreaseMonkey

"I spent the afternoon playing with the canvas tag in Firefox. I ended up writing a hacky greasemonkey script for drawing on web pages."

"Now if I could just get an M-x prompt, we'd be in business"

"This script adds an item to Firefox's menu ('Extract Microcontent', under Tools>User Script Commands) which, when selected, will look in the current page for a link."

"Want preview bubbles for conversations in Gmail, as shown in the screenshot on the left? Then install the Gmail Conversation Preview Greasemonkey script."

'Consider this a preview of "Greasemonkey Hacks".' Mark Pilgrim has created a semweb/microformat centered mini-Quicksilver for Firefox & Greasemonkey

"This script saves all text in forms to a cookie for you as you type."

"...a Greasemonkey script that inserts information from Technorati onto every webpage you visit..."

GreaseMonkey shirts!

"Once installed, you will be pestered every 5 minutes to make a case for your further web browsing."

Attach RIAA_Radar directly to Amazon's pages

Ahh, here's the greasemonkey script for passwords

"Plans are underway to provide greasemonkey with its own persistence mechanism. Once that happens, the sky's the limit." Huh, it's too bad OmniWeb doesn't have greasemonkey.