It should work as long as:
1. You modify the included websites to be maps.google.* or something
2. You edit the 1st line of the script to be [ [ "walking", 8 ], ... and have the 8 in kilometers per hour.
3 (optional). You change the "and" near the bottom of the code to whatever "and" is in your language.

That said, I did a quick test on maps.google.fr with an earlier version and it didn't seem to work.

If you try and it doesn't work, I will look into the problem more closely.

Great spam...is there any way to report a userscript as sucking?

I added a picture to clear that up.

Thanks for replying with your comments.

Very nice!

Just one question: why does it have a * for the website address and then do a substr as the first line?

I know the thing still says dugg! but the digg count does decrease by one. Try it on a story in the queue. If you go to your profile and undigg the same thing happens, the digg count decreases but it still says dugg!.

I was looking to do the same thing, its very Google like now.

It would load faster if this was based off of http://keepvid.com/lite/ because that has less junk in general.

Nice script tho :).

Seumas. Your wishes have come true :).

yeah it does seem to be working. I will get on a version for all of the pages.

I tried to do a version that didn't need a refresh...couldn't do it because of all greasemonkey's security caused me to not be able to define a function using window.function() etc. If you have any ideas on that...

I love this thing...up to 48 hours. I would just change the include to *slashdot.com*, not *slashdot*.

Oh, and maybe a simple way to reorder the hours and minutes. I went into the code to change it to have hours on top and minutes at the bottom but it would be a lot simpler to have a variable at the top of the code that anyone can easily change.

Update 12/14:
* fixed off by one error (now the latest entries are bigger)
* Now error free, added some if statements.

Thanks for the comment, Dan!

You could concatenate the first part of the regex, then d, and then the last part of the regex and use that new variable in your replacements.

Very nice. It would be even better if it filled textboxes with random text. Then, if you clicked on a textbox all the text would go away so you could type.

Great idea!

As for your lowercase problem: if you remove the toLowerCase and then do all of your replacements via regular expressions, it should work..

so foo = bar.replace(x, y) becomes:
foo = bar.replace(x, new Regexp("/www/", "i")). You would have to double check the regexp syntax tho.

If you add this code to the end of your file:
var killme = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[9]; //10th DIV, index starts at 0
killme.style.display="none";

var killme = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[12];
killme.style.display="none";

var killme = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[10];
killme.style.display="none";

That is what I mean. Nothing but the search box (almost :)

IMHO, sorting comes first in neededness. But, for "googlification," I mean having just a search box on the front page and nothing else.

Nice.

Now it has to be "Googlified" and the ShoutWire crap must go.

Are you (ankut) still developing this?

Love it! In fact, I was just about to write one.

It screws up the answers.com homepage, tho. Add some excludes and this script it perfect!

Great idea, but it didn't work for me.