I think I opened a thread about that once, given that it's possible by simply a for() loop in PHP, but it wasn't changed, which is too bad.

It should only be counted as one install per IP in my opinion.

Jesse, regarding your post about the "dashboard".

I actually thought I was logged in with a false name.
How about the link just says "Settings"? Or what was wrong with just my username?

Also, a quote function for comments would be very nice.

// Also, I think that the amount of installed scripts is one of the most interesting facts, so why not make it a little more prominent?
I think the number 1 criteria for installing a script would be how many people installed it, and not how many Fans it has, or how many updates.

For some reason this script "unbolds" all the text on my google result pages.

Try this version:

function $x(p, context) {
	if (!context) context = document;
	var i, arr = [], xpr = document.evaluate(p, context, null, 6, null);
	for (i=0; item=xpr.snapshotItem(i); i++) arr.push(item);
	return arr;
}

var links = $x("//a[contains(@href, 'imdb.com/title/')]");
if (links.length) {
	links.forEach(function(link,i) {
	if (!link.hasChildNodes()) {
			if (!GM_getValue(link.href)) {
				GM_xmlhttpRequest({
					method: "get",
					url: link.href,
					onload: rs(i)
				});
			}
		}
	});
}
function rs(i) {
	return function(e) {
		var title = e.responseText.split("<title>")[1].split("</title>")[0];
		links[i].textContent = title;
		GM_setValue(links[i].href, title);
	}
}

This is just alpha, I haven't tried it yet.

I updated the script so image links won't be changed.

This is just a quick&dirty version to get it to work.
Maybe I'll add some extra features to it later on.

This is really amazing, I wish I knew how to do that.

I can't really read through hundreds of lines of code, but all I'd like to know is how you read the colors from the photo?

Thanks!

Found a little bug on a widescreen 1680x1050:

Updated the script a little.
If the link has been changed before it will be saved, making the script work a lot faster.

Also, http://*.imdb.com will be excluded.
Thanks for the tip, Hiromacu.

Awesome script, but support for editing post would be great, too. I really miss that.