By the way, instead of using this:
document.body.previousSibling.innerHTML+=
you can use GM_addStyle, which is a bit nicer.

I'm aware that the comments counter is broken after the update to the comments system. I'll fix it when I have time.

Great idea, very much like youtube, where I think it works well.

Daniel Belini: Sometimes it isn't working for me too, I suspect because of the timers the script uses. Is it always not working for you, or only sometimes?

consu: I haven't been able to reproduce those features myself, but the showing/hiding idea is a good one that might be more robust than what I'm doing at the moment. I'll try and do this when I have time.

Have you installed this latest version? It's working fine for me.

KaaMOS, why is Google in "excluded pages"? Doesn't make sense!

OK, done.

That must have been a caching issue of some sort. Odd.

I don't understand - why would that be necessary? I can't find any instance when the header is not present.

As for the second problem, I can't reproduce that. I have a number of script that have not been updated since they were first uploaded and u: always shows the first uploaded time. The script already uses the "First uploaded" time - lines 111 and 322.

Thanks jerone, I found the error: I was using "First Updated" instead of "First updated". Tiny mistake!

Script has been updated.

OK, it's updated. Sorry about the wait. Fortunately it turned out to be less complicated than I feared!

Please let me know if the "Would you like to... map this" (or do something else) feature that sometimes appears on the right (but never for me it seems) is being moved to the message body? Thanks.

NOTE: It seems to work better with Adblock Plus disabled. So I'd recommend doing so (ABP > Disable on mail.google.com).

Max, there is no way my script can be doing that, as it is only active when a conversation is being viewed (this is using Gmail's API).

I know this script is faulty. I'll try to fix it when I have time.

I haven't had time to deal with this, but will quite soon, so I'll try to address all the issues then, as it's been irritating me too.

About the vertically misaligned labels, that's not to do with my script, Google haven't fixed it for FF3. You'll see if you disable Greasemonkey temporarily. I added a fix for it in the script but it isn't working as the entire script seems to be failing most of the time nowadays.

Without doubleclick, even easier:

replace this line:

document.body.addEventListener('dblclick',dblClickEvents, false);

with this:

dblClickEvents();
createLinks();

that will also create the "origin image" link under the thumbnail for the first set of results.

Excellent script, Pawel!

kingto, he isn't getting paid to do this.

Thanks for your efforts at keeping it updated so frequently Descriptor, it's much appreciated.

Great stuff. One thing: the number of favourites on each script's page displays as "91 people has favorited this script" so it just needs a small English correction.

Cheers!

I've added a small feature: if a script has new comments (i.e. a different number from last time), one of these (») is displayed before the number of comments.

Working well for me. Good script, nice and simple and does what it says on the tin. Cheers!

I've been noticing problems now. Sometimes it works fine, other times not. Normally a hard refresh solves any issues. The same goes for another script of mine and I think it's something to do with Gmail's way of loading the page in bits and the fact it uses iframes.

I'll try and have a stab at fixing it this weekend.

Do you mean that it goes into some other order, different to the order you had them in before pressing "Refresh"? That doesn't happen to me, the order stays as it it, and it should, because the list items are not moved or removed at all, only the elements inside each are changed.

As for multiple languages, I find it curious that you would want that, as the rest of the site is in English. Wouldn't it clash horribly? Something I'd rather tackle first is the synchronisation with the site's system.

The script doesn't work in Firefox 3. Not sure why as I haven't checked, but hopefully it isn't too complicated.

Thanks for pointing that out, Gollum. I've updated it to accommodate scripts that haven't been updated and only have a "First uploaded" date.

lastupdated = xpath('//div[@id="right"]/h6[contains(text(), "Last updated") or
  contains(text(), "First uploaded")]/following-sibling::p/text()', true)

GM_setValue and the other GM_* functions will only work within a Greasemonkey script, not within an extension. Extensions can set their own preferences anyway (visible in prefs.js / about:config), which is pretty much what Greasemonkey does with GM_setValue, so you should find out about that.

jeton: Like I said, my system is completely separate. That is why there are different numbers for each system.

Now that I think about it, I think synchronisation would be a good idea. I'll work on it when I have time.

Cheers jerone, should be working again.

OK, it seems to work better now that I completely rewrote it. I've tested it here, facebook and wikipedia and it seems to work well in all of them. See the description above for an explanation of how it works.

Patrick, that's a good idea, but it would make the script very slow and I'd rather let people choose what they want to put in there. Feel free to make a version including that list available.