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Flickr All Sizes Menu

Adds menu to select which size to see when hover on the All Sizes button.

Note: I no longer maintaining and updating this script.
You can install Premasagar's Flickr AllSizes+ that has more features.

Changelog:
2005-09-23:

changed menu order
changed 'large' to 'original'

Oct 14, 2007 donnacha User	No longer works. A pity.

Sep 24, 2007 melanie j cook User	this has stopped working - is there a fix for it, or is there going to be?

Apr 18, 2007 Lior Zur Scriptwright	Works great, thanks!

Oct 3, 2006 Jonathan Leh... User	i really like this script -- simple and functional and does its job well. the only suggestion i'd make is to echo the ones below, asking about the large size. some photos do offer the option to be viewed as "original" and "large" and if a future version of this script could enable both options on the menu when applicable that would be awesome.

Aug 22, 2006 Phil Moore User	In case, like me, it doesn't seem to be working, check that you're not visiting flickr via http://flickr.com (i.e. without the 'www' prefix) - the regex in the 'Included Pages' is for the full URL only. Just add http://flickr.com// to the Installed Pages list.

Jul 13, 2006 Kimberly 1 User	LouCypher, Thank you so much for creating this. Works beautifully for me.

Apr 9, 2006 decembre User	useful and simple....

Mar 25, 2006 Stefan 2 Scriptwright	Nice one! Thanks for that script.

Feb 1, 2006 Craig User	Thanks for this. I'm new to GM and this is the first script meant for Flickr that I've been able to see working. I suppose some of the others are not compatible with GM 0.6.4 and FF 1.5. LouCypher++

Dec 3, 2005 Henrik N Admin	Good stuff!

Dec 3, 2005 Wolfy Scriptwright	Neat little script. There should actually be a size=o and size=l option in the menu for those cases where both a large and original image are present (for instance, see http://www.flickr.com/photos/wolfy/69512827/

Sep 22, 2005 LouCypher Script's author	There's no mistakes. 'size=o' means original (large) size. There is no 'size=l'. Try the scripts before making any comments and stop guessing.

Sep 2, 2005 n0nick Scriptwright	you've got a little mistake in there.. line 26, supposed to be + '&size=l'; and no size=o. overall, great implementation. i like.