I've posted a script to handle the issue with Remember the Milk (RTM). http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/21604

Nope, no luck. Changing the include pattern does not make it work for me. Bummer!

I found one more small issue: when I scroll down the page, the top bar remains in a fixed position and scrolls with the page. Any way to disable this?

When I load the script, it works beautifully except for one thing: the items in the 'More' drop-down box in the top bar are not displayed. An empty box just appears! This does not seem to be a conflict with any other script/addon I have installed, as I disabled all others to test this. Great work otherwise!

I am using GMail 2.0, so that solves it. Thanks.

Not working for me. I've tried disabling of other GM scripts without success; the icons do not appear, so I can't access the contacts box.

@The Dot: It's working fine now. I have a feeling the problem may have been the result of GMail's updates over the past couple of days. There have been a couple of GMail layout issues affecting other scripts over the past few days. I wish the folks at Google would give us a heads up when they are deploying new features so that we know when to expect some glitches!

Great work, and thanks for the fast response!

As you intended, if I disable enhanced chat and enable the calendar in the script options, the chat link does not show up in the header, while the calendar link does. However, when I click on the calendar link, the chat frame opens, not the calendar frame. So, basically, I have to enable advanced chat in order to have the calendar frame render.

I use Folders4Gmail, and this script doesn't work too well with it. But it's a nice script on its own. Good work!

Version 3.2 of this script solves the problem. Great script!

FYI, I am using WinXP, FF 2.0.0.9, and GM 0.7.20070607.0. I use many FF addons and GM scripts (only a few that are compatible w/ GMail 2.0).

If you still want to trace this error, and if you provide your email address, I can email you lists of the scripts and addons I have installed.

When the frame opens to show the integrated Google Reader frame, I get an error that only quits once I close the frame: Permission denied for HTML.getElementById.

I have never been able to get this to work with any events, all day or otherwise. I have tried changing the # and ! characters without any results whatsoever. The calendar still shows events in the default calendar color. I run no other GreaseMonkey scripts with Calendar, so I know it's not a script conflict. I am using the secure connection w/ calendar.

Jeremy, the script is not replacing the Google Navigation bar. I looked through your script, and it's referring to an ElementID "gbi" within the body. I can't see one in the default Google Navigation Bar.

I also sent you an email a few days ago with more links you can add, along with code to open the target links in a new window.

Jeremy, how about including your email address in the script, or else post it here and gum it up to avoid spammers? I could send the links to you.

I am sending this to the author somehow. I tried pre and code tags to no avail. I am SO frustrated by this.

var Bookmarks   = "Bookmarks";

var Code	= "Code";

var Directory	= "Directory";

var Google	= "Google";

var Notebook	= "Notebook";

OK, I give up. Can't get this to post right. Sorry.

Here is the code to add some more Google links. The "Google" link is for the Classic Homepage (the one with just the searchbox).

• var Bookmarks = "Bookmarks";
• var Code = "Code";
• var Directory = "Directory";
• var Google = "Google";
• var Notebook = "Notebook";

Great script!

Here is the code to add some more Google links. The "Google" link is for the Classic Homepage (the one with just the searchbox).

var Bookmarks = "

Great script!

So far so good! Great script - it make it so much easier to track updated scripts and script comments. Thank you!

Found a bug: the script will not allow one to add another script as a favorite when the author of that script is "mysteriously unknown". Try http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/920 or http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/586, for example.

You need to exclude "http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/*" to prevent the HTML code from appearing at the top of Userscripts View Script Source links.

If you miss having a "Reply" link at the top of your emails, do this: open a text editor and look for "visibility:hidden" within the script. (There is only 1 occurrence of this.) Delete this phrase, and the "Reply" link will return to the top of your emails. :-)