Today we’re going to take a look at writing scripts for the Greasemonkey add-on for Firefox. This add-on allows us to use JavaScript to make changes to the way webpages are displayed on our browser.

A helper lib for Greasemonkey, which helps loading remote JS files dynamically. NOTICE: it may be risky to load a remote JS file, which can be modified and executed at the page you are viewing without ...

Greasemonkey script for the MMORPG 'http://www.freewar.de/'. It automatically computes if a fight against a NPC on the current field would be winning or loosing for ...

Here's a strange thing: hacking open source isn't done only at midnight, in the spare room, hunched over the protocol analyser, the breadboard, source code control and some helpless device. No, ...

Two years ago, we compiled our 10 favorite Greasemonkey scripts, the site-fixing wonders you can load into Firefox's Greasemonkey extension for a better browsing experience. We've updated our picks, ...

The Greasemonkey extension has long been one of our favorite tools for Firefox, allowing us to bend the web to our will with light and simple scripts written in JavaScript. Now most Greasemonkey ...

Greasemonkey for Chrome refers to using userscript managers, most commonly Tampermonkey to run custom JavaScript that alters website appearance and behavior. While "Greasemonkey" is primarily a ...

I’ve been trying out a bunch of Facebook-related Greasemonkey scripts lately, and I’ve realized that maybe not everybody knows what a Greasemonkey script is – or even Greasemonkey, for that matter. So ...