Evan Martin (evan) wrote in evan_tech,
Evan Martin
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greasemonkey part n

I think the reason GreaseMonkey succeeds where a mart-style custom proxy will fail is the lower barrier to entry. GreaseMonkey scripts are by their nature brittle and so the only way they can stay useful is to have enough people making them that they stay fixed.

With that in mind, check out the overflowing GreaseMonkey script archive.

In particular, I like the All Music Guide, Google Images, LiveJournal, and NY Times "fixes". And the Gmail persistent searches hack deserves credit just for how insane it is.
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