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 ...

Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming services. Matt has more than 20 years of experience testing and reviewing laptops. He has worked for CNET in New York and ...

Chrome: Blank Canvas Script Handler is a user script manager for Google Chrome that makes Greasemonkey scripts more compatible with Chrome while also providing a nice interface for managing those user ...

Click to viewGreasemonkey is by far my favorite Firefox extension. It's the first extension I install on a new installation of Firefox, followed quickly by a slew of my favorite Greasemonkey scripts.

What's a browser without Greasemonkey? It's a sad little thing that can't do any of the cool stuff that Greasemonkey enables. You would think Google of all companies ...

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 ...

Last week I listed some cool Greasemonkey scripts for Google search. This week I am following up with some great scripts SEOs will be interested in (you will need to install Greasemonkey extension to ...

Lack of search remains the bane of many a Google Reader fan, but with the introduction of the new offline mode, Blogger Ra???l Ochoa has come up with a Greasemonkey script that provides a stopgap ...

Cameron is a self-made geek, Android enthusiast, horror movie fanatic, musician, and cyclist. When he's not pounding keys here at AP, you can find him spending time with his wife and kids, plucking ...

Note: please be careful with Digg scripts as users report you can be banned from Digg even for using absolutely “innocent” scripts (I mean those that are not meant for spamming in any way). I am not ...