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Convert Foreign to Local Currency

Automatically converts all prices on any website to your local currency.

It can do this both inline (e.g. €7), or with a simple message when hovering over the price (e.g. $10). Notice that you can always view the original text in case something goes wrong.

Exchange rates are automatically retrieved from Yahoo, and updated once a day.
"Settings" can be changed using the GreaseMonkey menu.

Please look at Wikipedia if you do not know your 3-letter currency code.

Versions before Apr 14 will not work anymore.

Changelog:

Apr 14, 2008: Fixed Yahoo's currency URL, added support for multiple currencies at once (incomplete)
Jan 25, 2008: Fixed a small bug which caused the script to stop halfway.
Nob 18, 2007: Small regression
Nov 16, 2007: Fixed a bug where text was replaced that shouldn't (e.g. inside style and script tags)
Nov 8, 2007: Higher precision numbers are now handled correctly (beware of rounding errors)
Nov 3, 2007: Lots of small bugfixes






Jun 25, 2008
SajalB User

Works wonderfully, just changed the included pages to the domains which I use most. Coolest part is its not limited to any currency and it updates once a day.. Thank you friend for this
 
May 26, 2008
OAKside User

Many thanks. Very smooth script, no problemo, very useful!
 
May 21, 2008
Jiggs User

Really like the script, as I used to use the ViewMyCurrency extension on FF2. I have moved to FF3, and as ViewMyCurrency is no longer updated, I had to find an alternative. And this was it. It works very well and is fast, however, I was wondering if it was at all possible to add a third view type (as opposed to inline or hover), whereby it adds it in brackets after the original price. This is how ViewMyCurrency worked, and it meant seeing my currency at a glance after the original. This script: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2600 displays the conversion the way I want, but it’s a very slow script. It takes 10 or more seconds for the conversion to show up.

I hope you know what i mean :)
Thanks
 
Apr 17, 2008
Tesiph Script's author

Yes, apparently I had mistyped the Norwegian currency code (it's NOK instead of NOR).
 
Mar 18, 2008
Jonatha Brene User

Everytime a price is converted from the norwegian currency to the danish currency, the price is set to zero. E.g.: DKK 0 kr (from NOR 55.000).

Furthermore, a number followed by "kr" will always be interpreted as a norwegian price although the same abbreviation is used in denmark and in sweden. So I was thinking that you maybe could let the script check whether a page is from Denmark, Norway or Sweden (or any other country) in case of a abbreviation used by various countries.

Otherwise a great script. :)
 
Nov 16, 2007
Tesiph Script's author

I've uploaded a new version that fixes the Gmail problem.
 
Nov 14, 2007
Tesiph Script's author

I don't use Gmail. Could you be a little bit more specific?
 
Nov 11, 2007
Kerim Friedman User

Great script, but unfortunately it breaks Gmail 2.0.
 
Nov 8, 2007
matrixik User

Work good now.
Thx.
 
Nov 8, 2007
Tesiph Script's author

*sigh* And I had carefully ignored that problem..
But it should work correctly now (Although I can still think of a few exceptions).
 
Nov 7, 2007
matrixik User

Can You fix that:
From http://finance.yahoo.com/ 

USD to EUR 	0.6831 €

give me: 
USD to EUR 	$ 9.999,80

You script have problem if value precision is too big (like half of cent).
 
Nov 3, 2007
Rishi Ishan User

gr88888888!!!!
 
Nov 3, 2007
Webb User

extremely useful
 
Nov 2, 2007
Markdj User

very usefull :D
 
Nov 2, 2007
matrixik User

Please, add 

'PLN': ['zł']

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