Scripts tagged wikipedia

Fast & simple: Search directly from IMDb for reviews, torrents, subtitles and much more using movie title or IMDb-ID

Fast & simple: Search directly from IMDb for reviews, torrents, subtitles and much more using movie title or IMDb-ID: eMugle, TorrentSpy, Mininova, The Pirate Bay, isoHunt, TorrentReactor, Torrentz, TorrentTyphoon, VCD Quality, Rotten Tomatoes, Wi...

Create a Wikipedia formatted citation for an article in The Advocate

Crosslinks 10 online encyclopedias (7 English, 3 German). You can send all requests to the best encyclopedia and rely on the fallback functionality. Amalgam also keeps track of the availability of articles and the translations of lemmas.

Removes spam from Wikipedia pages (version 0.1 works on german wikipedia only). Entfernt Spam von Wikipedia-Seiten.

automatically go to the print version of an article. works with 19 websites. nothing else is left, so it's best to open the article in a new tab. auto-checks for updates to the script weekly.

Create a Wikipedia citation from BBC Website and BBC News pages.

Replaces each page's CSS with a minimal stylesheet. Targets Wikipedia and many blogs.

Gets rid of caret wikipedia links with arbitrary text

Generates {{citation}} wiki markup from Google Books links

Lets you quickly redo your search on different websites (google.ca, amazon.ca, wikipedia.org, youtube.ca, flickr.com or twitter.com) with a right click in any search box. UPDATE: now available as a Firefox addon with way more features!

Lets you quickly redo your search on different websites (google.co.uk, amazon.co.uk, wikipedia.org, youtube.co.uk, flickr.com or twitter.com) with a right click in any search box. UPDATE: now available as a Firefox addon with way more features!

Lets you quickly redo your search on different websites (google.de, amazon.de, de.wikipedia.org, de.youtube.com, flickr.com or twitter.com) with a right click in any search box. UPDATE: now available as a Firefox addon with way more features!

Lets you quickly redo your search on different websites (google.fr, amazon.fr, fr.wikipedia.org, fr.youtube.com, flickr.com or twitter.com) with a right click in any search box. UPDATE: now available as a Firefox addon with way more features!

Lets you quickly redo your search on different websites (google.com, amazon.com, wikipedia.org, youtube.com, flickr.com or twitter.com) with a right click in any search box. Also available as a Firefox 3 add-on with better features.

Current version: 2.1 Use adblock element hider to get rid of the footer. THIS SCRIPT HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED. It still works but i don't have enough time to fix emerging bugs.

Fix misspellings and go to different articles by editing titles inline.

Show the favorite items (e.g. Wikipedia entries) at the top of the Google search result.

Fix the lowercase first letter problem by changing the page title to the correct one and hiding the template.

cleans up google to accomodate Googlepedia II

Doubleclick an unknown word on a webpage and a wikipedia (or your favorite dictionary/search engine) lookup is done in a new tab

Inserts links to Google web and images searches related to the Wikipedia Articles

Redirects from Google search to Wikipedia article.

Create a Wikipedia {{citation}} entry while browsing a book overview on Google Books.

Adds functionality to the Google web search. Main features include Multisearch, Image & Video results with a Player, Wikipedia definitions and links, and some clutter cleanup by. All options can be turned off.

Removes wiciapedia disinformation from google search results.

Modifies the Google homepage to imitate go.infinise.com giving the user the ability to click the Google logo or press the UP key and change the website they search (i.e. Bing, Wikipedia, Twitter and YouTube)

Fast, customized and improved results to all website results (Google Images, YouTube, Wikipedia, Firefox Addons, Delicious, Facebook, Amazon, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon...). + Direct Translate and auto-improved search queries in Google too.

Enhance your google browsing experience by adding a collection of handy searches to the main page.