Yep, it's broken on FF3. However, if you have AdblockPlus, just block: *.nytimes.com/js/common/screen/altClickToSearch.js. Problem solved.

I've been trying to filter some New York Times regular features, which always start with a word/phrase plus a colon (e.g., Goal:, Bats:)- the colon is not being recognized. If I include it, nothing gets filtered at all; if I don't include it, other stuff besides what I'm aiming for is also filtered, so I'd really like to be able to use the colon. I'm including the carat for start of line, but that is still filtering some stuff that's not what I'm aiming for.

Also on my wishlist: filtering by story URL string. Example: I'd like to filter anything that has "sports" in the URL - it's impossible to filter all stories by keyword, since articles often include only team names and not the sport. And many team names are also words I don't want to filter if they're not attached to sports stories.

Kind of broken for me too. I mean, the left navigation is still fixed, but the header and footer are completely invisible, not just hidden. I have to disable the script to get them back.

I'd like to vote for a script that ONLY makes the left nav fixed. I have no interest in hiding the header or footer. I'm currently trying to figure out how to cut the current script down to just that, but I don't know much javascript.

I tweaked the navbar width (much narrower - short labels, portrait monitor), but the right pane doesn't compensate. Any way to get rid of the gap between?

I'm happy it's fixed, but I miss the fixed header to go with the sidebar. Having the archive/delete/report spam buttons, as well as the More Actions menu, remain visible was very nice.

I also stared having the same problem described in the last comment. Even downgrading to previous versions made no difference. Please fix it!

I like this even better than the script I used for the old Gmail. Love that the header stays visible when viewing an email. Thanks!

Do you have any idea why my appointments are displaying 4 hours off? (10:00am is showing as 2:00pm, etc.).

And the colors are not working for me properly either - one calendar changed colors (luckily the most important one), but the others refused. Would the fact that they're public calendars make a difference?

Love this. Any idea of how to do the reverse for Starred mail (that is, show the count of unread [or even all!])? I can't imagine why this is the only thing you can't see a count for.