Very simply but very effective.

I eagerly changed to use this script instead however on the first site I tested it on (http://esirotab.starclass.com.au/) it stuffed up the visual display of the textarea and surrounding elements.

It works well except for the title of the page (in the browser window/tab) where it doesn't replace the profanity until after the page has finished loading.

Nice work! I love how it displays the definition in a tooltip. It saves the hassle of checking a word by opening a new window or tab.

How do you make it open in an online dictionary instead of wikipedia?

The script works except for domains of type .com.au or .co.uk.

Thanks for the quick response Paul. It works as expected.

Works well! Is there any way to make the location of the TOC bar user defineable? For instance, say I wanted it to appear at the top of the page. Or for a bigger challenge, can you make it appear on the left or right on the page in a vertical tree list?

Is it possible to not display the icons if the link element surrounds an image? For example, an author may have already added icons to their links and linked both the text and the icon. In this case your script will add an extra icon.

Fantastic!

Works as it says. Well done Sean.

It didn't work for me. Probably needs to be updated for the latest version of Greasemonkey.