Greasemonkey is an extension for Mozilla Firefox that runs user scripts on pages to modify their content, rearrange them, add functionalities etc.
It comes pretty useful in websites like Flickr. For instance, two scripts that I found really interesting:
- Flickr No Awards — To hide the nasty defacing awards in the comments of popular photos. The nice treat is that it’s possible to reveal them if you want to.
- Flickr Hide Comment Images — Zaps the images off the comments and photo pages. Actually, I use that only on the recent activity pages, and not on the photo pages, were the first one does what I want.
written by Yuki
\\ tags: firefox, flickr, greasemonkey, script
Ideas and inspiration are much like plants. Usually they don’t require our attention to grow by themselves in nature, and some of them, like dewberries, are even sweeter and more delicious when picked on their wild thorny bushes than in a neatly groomed garden. But when we want to save ourselves the hunt for the fruits, there is mutual benefit found for both the hungry human and the plant in a gardening cooperation.
However, no matter how stubborn and greedy humans may be, nature still has its say. When the soil isn’t adequate, or when it isn’t time, then, no point in digging to stretch the roots, like traditional Chinese wisdom says. And in the reverse, no matter what, it’s amazing how these smallest things grow when you trust they will.
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written by Yuki
\\ tags: attention, magic, photos, plant, playfulness, process, success, tomato, tree
After a long wait, Firefox 3 has been released officially, following release candidates that were available for a few days already.
The Mozilla team has been trying to setup a first world record of number of downloads in a single day (June 17th), and seem to have exceeded expectations with more than 5 millions downloads so far…
Flock is on its way to incorporate the new version of the Firefox engine at its core, and has released its version 2 beta. (this post is written using this beta version)
There seem to be some real nice memory handling and performance improvements, and that’s really all that I’ve been anticipating from this new version.
So far so good 
written by Yuki
\\ tags: firefox, flock, record, web

written by Yuki
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