Browsers
I was shocked, shocked! to discover recently that my beloved Firefox appeared to be reinterpreting the color and exposure of my photos when I viewed them online. The strange thing was that I noticed the difference in Firefox only when viewing my own photos on Flickr, then on my website (this one you’re reading [...]
For the longest time Google Desktop Search always displayed my search results in Internet Explorer rather than Firefox, my default browser. Try as I might I could not make GDS understand that my default browser really is Firefox and not that blasted IE.
It turns out GDS looks for browser handling instructions in a dimly [...]
[Update 16 May 2007: there's an improved version that handles holds on Userscripts.org.]
I have updated my Amazon-to-Seattle Public Library lookup Greasemonkey script to work with Firefox 1.5 and Greasemonkey 0.6.4. Get it here.
It inserts a link under the book title indicating the book’s status at SPL.
Here’s the original post.
So you’ve likely already heard the news. Firefox 1.5 has been officially released. I love Firefox and the new version seems like a nice upgrade. Unfortunately, a number of my favorite extensions are as yet incompatible with 1.5. This includes Greasemonkey. The most recent version (0.6.3), quietly linked to on the Greasemonkey mailing list, still [...]
When I found myself desirous of a Firefox search plugin that would let me query the Seattle Public Library (SPL) catalog from the toolbar, I was surprised to discover that I couldn’t find one. Alas, sometimes one is forced to do things for oneself. In an effort to promote literacy (and laziness), I offer my [...]
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