Also, if you local computer time-zone does not match the time-zone setting in Google Calendar, the bar appears in the wrong place. It appears at the current computer time, instead of the correct time (in relation to events)

Works fine in Firefox 3 for me :-)

I found the css selectors ineffective, so here's a fixed version:

                    "div[colored='" + title + "'].entry div.collapsed {" +
                    "   background: hsl(" + color + ",70%,75%) !important; }" +
                    "div[colored='" + title + "'].entry:hover div.collapsed {" +
                    "   background: hsl(" + color + ",90%,80%) !important; }" +
                    "div[colored='" + title + "'].entry.read div.collapsed {" +
                    "   background: hsl(" + color + ",70%,90%) !important; }" +
                    "div[colored='" + title + "'].entry.read:hover div.collapsed {" +
                    "   background: hsl(" + color + ",90%,95%) !important; }");

Version 4 shows the title of the movie as part of the download link. This script now also been updated to work with the new YouTube interface.

Can you make the line style not apply to the text? Otherwise it's impossible to apply 0.5 opacity to the line, and have opacity of 1 for the text.

Did Google change the calendar again? I'm getting an error 'view has no properties' in isAllDayView on line 178.

BTW: Phases of the Moon and Weather do not re-position if you collapse/expand.

I am deprecating this script in favour of the Folder4Gmail one: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/8810

Jk: I have updated this script for Google Apps.

@KosciaK: I haven't looked at that at the moment, for me I needed more space on the left where the labels are shown. There's plenty of space where the message subject is, so less important :-P

@Jean-Philippe: Cool. There's also a Gmail Label Colors script which does something similar.

Yep, I plan to add a collapse/expand button next to parent entries (also store their state in a cookie/contact). (This way you can move 'old' labels to a collapsed-by-default group)

If you do code it up, send it to me and I'll update my script.

If you want to go backwards, then you can change the @alt="Next" into @alt="Back"