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Memorandum Colors: X-Ray Glasses for Political Bias in Blogs
Upcoming.org founder Andy Baio and Del.icio.us founder Joshua Schachter have released a project called Memeorandum Colors. It's an easy-to-install Greasemonkey plug-in that shows the political bias of past linking behavior
Web 2.0 Weekly Wrap-up, 9-15 May 2005
sponsored by: This week: Greasemonkey mayhem, Ajax fever, Web Design Minimalism mojo, Blogpoly Fun!, Yahoo Music Engine rave. Greasemonkey gives power to power users What is Greasemonkey? According to the
Web 2.0 Sampler
- There are 1.12 million feeds in Bloglines that "matter", says Ask Jeeves Blog (meaning at least 1 person subscribes to it. nb: SEW and Niall both point out
Browser Hacks: Last Week's Top Five Greasemonkey Add-ons (Firefox)
Your browser doesn't have to be the boss of you - if you're a Firefox user there are a wold of different ways you can change how it displays your
Gmail Gets Themes
Gmail's interface was revolutionary when it was first released, but the design was a bit too plain for a lot of users. After a short while, users started to develop
GMailr: An Unofficial Javascript API for GMail
Google has pretty much given up on developing a JavaScript API for GMail. There was once a Greasemonkey script Google developed for GMail but that broke and Google shows no
One Extension to Rule Them All: Kynetx Opens Cross-Browser App Store
Here an app store, there an app store, everywhere an app store. 2011 is quickly becoming a year of app stores, with each browser offering its own marketplace of Web
Pierre Omidyar's New Ginx Looks Like a Dud
Remember that link I shared on Twitter yesterday? What if I told you I had a new tool that would help you find it again...and all it would cost was
Greasemonkey: The 7 Best New Browser Tweaks and How to Use Them
Greasemonkey is a powerful Firefox extension that allows users to change the layout and functionality of web pages. Every month hundreds of people write and release Greasemonkey "scripts" that anyone
Ubiquity For Firefox Is Not An Add-On - It's a Whole New UI
Is this the future for the Firefox UI? You may remember a project called Enso, a software program developed by Humanized - the same folks who brought you Songza. The
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