// ==UserScript==
// @name           Include Linked Images
// @namespace      ca.notcharles.greasemonkey
// @description    Add linked images to the end of a webpage.
// @include        http://www.wizards.com/*&pf=true
// ==/UserScript==

/*
Copyright (c) 2008 Joe Mason 

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE.
*/

var body = document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0];
var anchors = document.getElementsByTagName('a');

for (var i = 0; i < anchors.length; i++)
{
	var anchor = anchors[i];

	// only process anchors containing images
	if (anchor.getElementsByTagName('img').length == 0) continue;

	// add the target of the image to the end of the document
	var href = anchor.getAttribute('href');
	var hr = document.createElement('hr');
	body.appendChild(hr);
	var img = document.createElement('img');
	img.setAttribute('src', href);
	body.appendChild(img);
}

I won't bother going through it because there are a million Javascript tutorials out there.

So what's it useful for? Well, Wizards of the Coast have been releasing Dragon and Dungeon magazine articles online - free, for the time being. Sooner or later they'll start charging for them so I've been downloading as many as I can and saving them as PDF's. (The best way to do this is to click on the "Printer Friendly" link at the bottom of an article, and then print to PDF. On Windows you'll have to install an add-on for this - I like PDFCreator.)

The problem is that some of them have thumbnailed images which link to a full-sized version, and I'd really like the full images to end up in the PDF. So this script just finds every image which is a link, and appends that image to the end of the page. It only runs on the printable format page (the "pf=true" at the end of the @include line). It just occurred to me it should really be checking that the link actually leads to an image, but meh - that's not very likely for these articles, and if it happens I'll deal with it then.

This article is a nice simple example to try it on.

New! From the creator of Better Friendfeed "subscribed to me" is an even potentially cooler script, Better Friendfeed "recommended". Sick of Friendfeed's dull, static recommended page? Use "better recommended" to ACTUALLY find some interesting friends! How does it work, you ask? It loads up your subscriptions, then loads up your subscriptions' subscriptions, and lists in order the most popular subscriptions that your subscriptions are subscribed to! WTH did you just say, you ask? I have no clue; it's 5am on a Sunday! YAY!

Anyway, you can install Better Recommended here.

...or Better Subscribed To Me here.

...or Add Favicon to FriendFeed Room links here.

FilmAffinityPlus v1.1.0

Aquí está la lista de cambios desde la versión anterior:

versión 1.1.0, 27 de junio de 2008

• Añadida una barra en la parte superior izquierda de la pantalla, con botones para acceder al panel de configuración, a la web oficial y para añadir FilmAffinity a los motores de búsqueda de Firefox.
• Añadida una opción para cambiar el estilo de las estrellas de puntuación: se incluyen dos esquemas, uno de estrellas rojas y otro de estrellas amarillas, además de la posibilidad de dejar las estrellas que vienen por defecto.
• Los enlaces a otros sitios web se muestran también en la página de resultados de una búsqueda.
• Tras realizar una búsqueda se guarda la opción de búsqueda realizada (ej: una búsqueda por "Reparto" deja seleccionada la opción "Reparto", actualmente tras cualquier tipo de búsqueda la opción seleccionada es siempre "Todas"). Además, tras la búsqueda el cuadro de búsqueda se queda con el foco del teclado.
• Arreglada la búsqueda en otros sitios web cuando los títulos contenían caracteres "raros", como tildes o acentos circunflejos (gracias aka_IDIOT).
• Se cambia el enlace a la versión inglesa de FilmAffinity para que apunte a la misma página en inglés, actualmente apunta siempre a la página principal (ej: desde la ficha de una película se va a la versión inglesa de la ficha).
• Cambiado el antiguo webchat por su nueva versión en flash.
• Recuperado el sitio de subtítulos solosubtitulos.com pues parece que vuelve a funcionar.
• Añadido un enlace externo al grupo de last.fm que surgió del foro que surgió de FilmAffinity (gracias VicenteJavier).
• Se muestra la bandera de cada país en la sección "Mis datos", también en la búsqueda avanzada y en los TOP FilmAffinity.
• En la sección "Mis datos" se añade a las estadísticas el número de países diferentes con películas vistas.
• Las búsquedas para AllZine (gracias VicenteJavier) y para Cinépatas (gracias pohc) se realizan con el título traducido debido a que la tasa de aciertos es mucho mayor que con el título original.
• Añadido el sitio de descargas Vagos.es (gracias Soisa).
• Correcciones menores.

versión 1.0.1, 14 de mayo de 2008

• Cambiado ligeramente el CSS del panel de configuración.
• Correcciones menores.

Pretty awesome but it seems broken now, either with Firefox 3 incompatibilities of some sort or a change to YouTube's page layout (could be both - different rendering sent to the new browser..)

Anyway, I made some minor edits to it to make it compatible with whatever's causing this problem and added a link to the swf url, which you should be able to use if your forum supports (or allows) [flash] tags.

Install here

Now if someone would just write a script to get Michael Young out of his slump or Rafael Furcal off the DL...

Founded here Quickly Switch Google Accounts with the Google Account Multi-Login

I use Plurk mobile rather than the regular site on my computer because it's cleaner and more readable, but it's missing a bunch of features. I started writing a greasemonkey script to add in some of those missing features.

Version 0.1 displays your karma, karma change, and a "Me" link in the top nav that displays just your own plurks.

Updated 6/24/08: Version 0.11 adds Emoticons.

You can download the script from userscripts.org.

まず、リッチテキストエディタ内で Y が打てなくなったり、特定のキーが打てなくなった場合は、Greasemonkey の猿マークをクリックし、グレイアウト(猿が灰色っぽくなる；Greasemonkey の利用を一時停止させる)させます。そして、ページを再読み込み (F5/Ctrl+R) して再現するか確認します。再現しない場合、Greasemonkey のスクリプトのうち、何かが影響している可能性がある事がわかります。

そして、私的例を取ると、Fast Look up JP and EN がまさにその『影響するスクリプト』だったのです。 Fast Look up JP and EN については別記事を参照頂くとして、このスクリプトを特定の場所(つまり、リッチテキストエディタがあるサイト)に於いて、実行しないようにすれば問題ないのです。その方法は以下の通り。

1. 右下(ステータスバー内)にある猿マーク (Greasemonkey のマーク) を右クリックする
2. 『ユーザースクリプトの管理』を選択する
3. 左枠から『Fast Look up JP and EN』を探し、選択する
4. 右枠の２つ目のボックスにある『追加』を押す
5. 特定の場所のURL (例：mail.google.com ) を入力する

特定の場所に複数ページに同様の症状が起きる可能性がある場合は、サイト毎指定する事が可能。その場合は * マークを利用する。例： *mail.google.com* とすれば、http://mail.google.com, https://mail.google.com, ...mail.google.com/... など様々な Gmail 関連のページに於いて Fast Look up JP and EN の実行を中止する事が出来る。

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• Google Operating System: Google Hosts Popular Javascript Libraries
• Google Code: AJAX Libraries API

I had been wanting to use jQuery with GreaseMonkey, but it seems to require that you have a web-accessible copy of jQuery.  I didn't want to use other people's bandwidth but wasn't sure how else to do it.  Here are the instructions:

• jQuery & GreaseMonkey

Hopefully, I can post an example piece of code soon on how to put the two together, but I am not quite there yet.  I hope the links help for now.

Тепер моє життя на непоганих загалом сервісах Портмоне та Delicious стало набагато приємніше.

So, I googled for something to achieve this (on wordpress.com rather than self-hosted) and came across a pretty nifty solution here. This involves keeping a template file and fiddling about doing a search and replace in a text editor and pasting the result back in to your post. You obviously have to remember to do this for each post you write. Although this is a perfectly good solution, I'm a bit lazy and thought I'd see if I could come up with something a bit quicker.

I decided to see if I could use a GreaseMonkey script to do it. After much fiddling, I've come up with this

My script inserts an extra section between the post body and the tags section. When you click the heading it generates a block of HTML using Archgfx's template mentioned earlier.

You can then click in the newly inserted textarea, copy the code and paste it in to your post (HTML view, add to the bottom of your post).

This is the first GreaseMonkey script that I've written so it's not going to be that 'elegant', suggestions for improvement are appreciated.

I plan to make improvements to it when I get a chance so keep an eye out here for updates.

You can grab the script here (you'll obviously need to install GreaseMonkey to use it!)

I'd like to get it to insert the code directly in to the textarea, but my knowledge of hacking tinyMCE is pretty much non-existent.

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Graças ao Deus dos desenvolvedores, outros usuários que sabem criar scripts para o Greasemonkey também usam Plurk, então já apareceram alguns interessantes e que já até citei sobre a possibilidade de mudanças no Plurk:

• Mostrar a postagem completa e não apenas um sumário com três pontinhos;
• Removedor do Logotipo e Criatura da linha do tempo;
• Faz a mesma coisa que o de cima, mais a remoção dos aviso sobre updates dos amigos (não gostei)
• Adiciona uma aba do Plurk dentro do FriendFeed (sinceramente não vi utilidade de ficar com o FriendFeed aberto)

Não se esqueça, para instalar script no Greasemonkey, você precisa usar o navegador Firefox!

Tags: plurk, firefox, greasemonkey, script

Το Better Gmail 2 είναι ένα extension του Firefox ( συμβατό και με την 3η έκδοση) που επιτρέπει να στους χρήστες να έχουν μια διαφορετική προσέγγιση του gmail λογαριασμού τους! Ουσιαστικά είναι μια συλλογή από scripts του Greasemonkey που έχουν να κάνουν με την gmail που μπορούν να εγκατασταθούν στο Firefox χωρίς το ίδιο το Greasemonkey.

Και για να μην πολυλογώ, το Greasemonkey μπορεί να μεταμορφώσει το λογαριασμό σας από κάτι τέτοιο:

σε κάτι τέτοιο:

Question: How To Change Facebook's Background?

Answer: Yes, it's possible and simple tricks. Instructions are given below:

1. You have to use Mozilla Browser. Otherwise, you can't.
2. Install Greasemonkey add-ons for Mozilla Browser.
3. Restart your browser and Facebook Auto Colorizer Script will start to work for you and help you to change the color scheme of your facebook profiles.
4. Now you can manage your desired/favorites colors.
5. Be updated about this add-ons and always use the latest version of Facebook Auto Colorizer Add-ons

Disadvantages: This will not work on Internet Explorer Browser and it's only working fine on Mozilla Firefox Browser. And Mozilla Firefox capable to install this scripts.

I'm sure this will give some ppl some ideas about how to integrate other apps into the interface at FriendFeed.

Thanks for opening up some ideas, Duncan. Good job!

I updated my Redbox greasemonkey script tonight with a fix, so it works again. In addition to adding the movies' Yahoo ranking, I've also added its movie rating (G, PG, PG-13, R, etc) and quantity of DVDs left for each movie. Just make sure you select your location/kiosk for the Qty to show up.

Here's a screenshot of the mod.

You can install the script from userscripts.org.

Ando a experimentar o Greasemonkey, add-on do Firefox, e alguns dos scripts que achei interessantes e que estão disponíveis para o FF3. Vamos a ver no que isto dá. Para já, o script que faz o cálculo da idade e signos da malta na imdb funciona bem e é muita giro, pá!!!1

Criei nova conta no Flickr (e nova conta no Yahoo, caneco, que exigências) para ver se separo as minhas fotos turísticas das "outras". Não sei bem porquê, nunca cumpro a promessa feita a mim mesma de ir por aí fora a tirar fotografias... Pode ser que agora com o Verão a chegar a sério...

E de resto, nada de especial. Muitas ganas de aumentar a RAM do portátil, muito vício de deitar o olho ao indicador de CPU na barra de tarefas, muito feed lido só por alto no Bloglines (viva o S! viva o F! viva o mark all read!), alguma tristeza com as lentidões do Twitter...

1. Get into Google Analytics stat. This is the best program I have encountered so far and it's totally free. Getting up and running is pretty easy and the results are great.

2. Use Filters. Google allows you to exclude or include traffic from sites listed in your analytics, allowing you to see as much or as little from each source as you want. Use this to eliminate seeing 100% bounce traffic, or to watch a particular external source very carefully.

3. Check out Greasemonkey's application for analytics enhancement. It has really helped me assess different trends in regards to external sources driving traffic into the site.

4. Use the Site Overlay feature. It's really nice seeing what gets hit, how much it gets hit, and what percentage of traffic it is receiving.

Of course there is a ton of useful things you can do with Google Analytics, but that's not really my point. I just want to be a cheerleader for it and let you know that it is definitely worth the time to investigate and learn in this SEO biz.

I find it annoying to see the same stories duplicated in my Google Reader, especially now that I subscribe to many popular/recommended feeds (RSSmeme, del.icio.us, TwitBuzz, Twitt(url)y, ReadBurner, Hacker News) along with my regular feeds.

So, I started a Remove Dupes from Google Reader greasemonkey script back in February. Greasemonkey is a Firefox addon that allows you to customize the way a webpage displays using small bits of JavaScript.

I just updated it to version 0.2 today with a couple of changes:

• moved Remove Dupes button next to the Refresh button
• dupes: mark as read, but no longer hides them (fix keyboard j,k bug)
• finds more dupes by splitting symbols (-, |) this is really helpful if you subscribe to Twitt(url)y
• more helpful firebug console output (ie. # dupes removed)

You can install this script from userscripts.org.

My other greasemonkey script is for adding ratings to the RedBox website.

Let me know what you think!