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In FF 2.0.0.17 (Iceweasel actually, but it shouldn't matter, should it?) I see "document.getElementsByClassName is not a function" in the JS errors console. And https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/document.g... suggests that it is indeed a new feature.

But it only works in FF3 now :-(
Maybe it's time to update.

Last.fm has changed so this script doesn't work anymore :(.

Alala, no problem. You need to install the Greasemonkey add-on for Firefox. This script is used in the browser, remember, not in the Last.fm app itself. So you have installed Greasemonkey, then go to this page and click install script (remember Greasemonkey must be turned on in the bottom right corner of your Firefox screen - he must be smiling) and after you have installed the script, make sure you haven't blocked javascript on Last.fm (default is you haven't). Simply reload the Last.fm page on which the script has to be working (in this case any track page whereof the lyrics is available), and then you'll see that the script is working. Easy peasy : )

Ahem...
Please be patient.. I'm new.. and, well, I don't know how to install it or make it work.. I have two questions:
1. I managed to open the ".js" with last fm, but from then on, I'm lost. I restarted the software but nothing new appears there...
2.Do you think it would be possible to put some instructions here on how to install it?? you know, for the newbies??
Thank you!

Very nice customizable interface. Kudos!

Thanks for this!

I noticed this major flaw in last.fm (I assumed some sort of LyricWiki-type thing was already there) and wondered if google could find an answer.
A few clicks later, problem solved, very well and cleanly, too. Good work.

great work ;)