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A lot of changes, a big step in the good direction.
I think some of them needs to be getting used to.
And a lot of scripts probably needs updates. :p

I've got a small suggestion; change "home" into "profile". Home means something different with what you're trying to define here.

Some other suggestion you mite consider.

A lot of changes, a big step in the good direction.
I think some of them needs to be getting used to.
And a lot of scripts probably needs updates. :p

Firefox 3 with GreaseMonkey. You don't have this weird border?

Any other userscripts are disabled :(

You really should add the code below, because their ain't a border.
And why script name 90%?

I've got an addition for "http://userscripts.org/scripts/edit/*":

document.getElementById("script_summary").style="width:100%;";

I need to add z-index:9999; to #favourites as style to get I above the metadata.

Thats true, but people can use their middle-mouse for navigation.

...but overflow-x:auto; is not a good idea on sources with a lot of rows.

I like this script.
And I've got an addition; add overflow-x:auto; to the pre-tag on the source page of a script, for scripts with long content (like yours).

I'm liking the new change.
But I don't understand why the comment isn't fully width and stuck on 460px.

OK thnx, Spanish translation is updated.
If you're willing to translate more...

Interesting, but what has this script what this script doesn't have?

Hey, since your last comment i've got some new ones for you to translate before I release the new scripts:

				'left'			: 'Left',
				'right'			: 'Right',
				'unknown'		: 'Unknown',
				'unknown'		: 'unknown',

@sanosuke. Thank you so much, you're the first one who translated my script.
Before I release this script with the new translation, I have to get 2 things:

• the short language name referring your country (e.g. "en" for English, "nl" for Dutch). You could get this info from the following code: window.navigator.language which you could execute in Firebug. It probably ganna be "es", but I'm need to be sure to get it working.
• secondly, translating this script isn't enough. :( There'd more strings which this script uses on US_language. Please have a look at that script and post your translation.

p.s. Please post your findings in a <blockquote></blockquote> or <pre></pre> block.

New userscript based on this idea.

New userscript based on this idea.

New userscript based on this idea.

A small addition for people who use this script and use another script that implents an iframe;
change the first code line to:

if((node=$x("id('content')/h1/text()")).length<=0)return;
var yourscripts = ( trim(node[0].data) == 'Your scripts' );

Apparently Stylish is loaded after GreaseMonkey. And because that stylish script also uses !important, thats the latest that will be used.
What you can do is put the getCSS in a timeout, so it loads after Stylish:

window.setTimeout(
    function(){
        getTag('head')[0].appendChild(getCSS());
    }
,1);

And the last addition I wrote (with the try catch) needs to rotate. getElementsByTagName('body')[0] makes making new elements slower and should be as backup.

No problems here.

@MindTwister, because lately ther're a lot of updates for this script, which includes bug fixes or new features (a good thing thus).

lazyttrick, you could use something like this to make it site compatible;

var node;
try{
    node = document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].createElement(type);
}catch(e){
    node = document.createElement(type);
}

Thnx lazyttrick. Solved that problem. There wasn't even the need to re-add. Good Work.

The solution for the new problem people having, change line 854 back to:

var node = document.createElement(type);

To fix weird colors on other pages, you could use an iframe. For my own script US_options I choose an iframe because of heritage from other scripts. In an iframe you don't have the site inheriting.
If you don't want to use an iframe, you should add !important at the end of each css rule.

You're on a roll.

Maybe you can look at this. Userscripts that contain "Userscripts.org" in their name are wrongly named in the list (e.g. 8037, 11400, 33084).

I do like the clicking on the names to go to their home, but I prefer a home button.

Another suggestion would be an option to scan only on Userscripts.org itself.

Just improving a great script.