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v0.6.1 - Opens all results on current page in new tabs
It adds a link at the top of the search results to open all (or some) results in a new window.

0.3.2: updated script to work under Greasemonkey 0.6.4.
0.4:
- Option to open HTML version of PDF, DOC etc.
- No longer based on the first DIV on the page.
0.5: fixed it to work with Google's restyled HTML output.
0.6: added quick language switch.
0.6.1: fix for new html structure at Google.
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What about a new feature that downloads the results instead of just opening them?
That should be stored with the filename
002 is useful, because it implies the importance of the result (as it is second). It's boring to use every time the mIRC script I had created for the same purpose... Thank you in advance for your insightful work!... |
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I think the idea itself is terrible but it really works on IE, FireFox and Opera |
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I've changed the script to no longer rely on the first DIV. Thanks for informing me about the problem. |
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Regarding my previous comment: I use another (unpublished) script of mine that also clashes with this one; there is a slightly better XPath for detecting the main div that circunvents this problem: "//div[.//p[@class='g']]". |
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Thanks for this useful script. There is still a little problem in that it interferes with others scripts that insert DIVs before the main results DIV, such as 'Babel Mousish' (http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/1808). You cannot rely on the assumption that the first div is the main one. I've altered the script so that it now looks for the DIV containing a P child of class 'g':
There are two places in your script where this have to be done.
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