It works for me with 100 results.

I'm not sure what could be causing that. I haven't been getting the bug at all.

This script is really useful. It's a clever solution to an old problem.

It works fine for me.

Great work. This is going in my favorites.

Nice script. I didn't even know about the grid thing.

Just one issue: when I go to http://www.facebook.com/friends/, the script shows that "Everyone" is selected even though the results for "Status Updates" are displayed. I realize it might not easy to make all of the friends appear by default, but I just wanted to point out the inconsistency in the tabs.

That seems like it could work, but doing up to 10 XMLHttpRequests would be kind of complicated and would slow things down quite a bit.

That's right, there's only one list. It works well for most people. But if more people ask for that feature, I'll try to add it.

There's no frame on that page. The frame is only applied to videos that aren't hosted on video.google.com.

I don't know how to fix the problem.

This script doesn't work in Firefox 3. The GM_xmlhttpRequest to get the home page returns a login page as though the user is not logged in, and the request for the your online friends returns a message saying that you must be logged in to view that user's (your) friends. I'm having this same problem with my Birthdays on Homepage script, where I'm reporting the browser's user-agent as it is, so that's not the issue.

(Edit: If some FF3 users aren't having this problem, I'll have to investigate further and see if it's just me.)

That should be fixed now too.

This should be fixed now.

It works fine for me. Make sure it's not conflicting with another script.

Thanks, dariusz. But you've got me thinking, and I think I can make the script language-neutral. I'll work on it, but if it doesn't work out, I'll include the Polish translations and ask for people to submit others.

New birthdays only appear only once a day. To reload the script every minute for something that's only going to happen every 24 hours would be a waste of time and resources.

As for Seifer's, I can look at it, but my script's own placement options should be enough for most people.

Try it now.

It works for me. Make sure you don't have any scripts conflicting with it.

As I've said in previous comments, this would probably be possible, but I'm not sure how I would do it, and it would definitely slow down the script.

Apparently the forum software doesn't like long pseudo-URLs. Replace the instances of "..." with "space".

Enter about:config in your address bar and go to the preference called:

greasemonkey.scriptvals.http: //www.theworldofstuff .com/greasemonkey/ /MySpace Ignore Bulletins.show

If it's there, set the value to only_specified (to whitelist), not_specified (to blacklist), or all (to show all). Then restart Firefox and ensure that the change has stuck.

If it hasn't, you may need to create a file called user.js in your Firefox profile folder and enter the following line into it:

user_pref("greasemonkey.scriptvals.http ://www.theworldofstuff .com/greasemonkey/ /MySpace Ignore Bulletins.show", "not_specified");

replacing "not_specified" with a different setting if you prefer. That setting will then be the default when you start Firefox.

You save your changes. It's a Greasemonkey user script.

The script is still working for me. Are you sure no other scripts or extensions are conflicting with it?

Thank you, thank you, thank you. This script has saved my life.

You have no idea how long I've wanted this feature. But could you reverse the coordinates so that N/S comes before E/W?