Fixed


// ==UserScript==
// @name Unpaginate Google Groups Topics (microformat producer)
// @namespace http://code.google.com/p/ecmanaut/
// @url http://userscripts.org/scripts/source/?.user.js
// @description Marks up Google Groups Topics with the pagination microformat.
// @require http://ecmanaut.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/lib/gm/$x$X.js
// @require http://ecmanaut.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/lib/addmetainfo.js
// @require http://ecmanaut.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/lib/gm/unpaginate.js
// @include http://groups.google.com/group/*/topics*
// ==/UserScript==

Does not seem to work.
I have installed the supporting user script, in addition to this microformat producer. Greasemonkey shows that both are active on the Google Groups topics page, but I see no effect.
Any hints?

That's a good idea. I'll look at it more.
I'm actually not re-inventing the wheel though. I've been using the same script template since 2005 (http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/1377), with some improvements over time.

Thanks, Joe.
I updated the screenshot above with your link.

Agreed. There is a bug when you reach the end of the search results, it starts repeating the last page of results over and over.
I'll try to fix that.

I made a small fix to the script. It is verified to work in Firefox 3 on Greasemonkey 0.7.20080121.0, on 2008/04/27.

For those interested:
Here is the original "Mailto Compose in GMail" (which was feature in the Greasemonkey Hacks book and handles all the mailto: url formats):
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/595

Some people call this type of script "Auto Pager".

Some people call this type of script "Auto Pager".

If you like the above script for Flickr, you should definitely try the "Flickr - Single Page Results" script: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25252

As you scroll down the results page, more results get fetched and appended at the bottom of the page.

This is useful on sites such as http://sharethefiles.com where IMDB links are common. Instead of clicking the link to get to that information, the information is pulled inline next to the link.

The script can easily be extended to provide more information (maybe in a tooltip or floating div). The main trouble is screen scraping that information out of the IMDB page HTML.

Interesting. I had never heard of Bitletr.

It looks like it is a bittorrent java applet. You give it the url for a bittorrent file and it downloads it for you, without the need to install a specific bittorrent client.

This script lets you add ed2k links to your emule download list remotely and in a single click.

First, install the script. Then, you need to go in the Greasemonkey menu to manage your scripts and edit it.
Type in the URL for your emule server as well as the password that controls its access.

After that is done, when you navigate to a page that contains ed2k links, each link will have an emule icon next to it.
Clicking on the icon opens a popup which connects to your emule server, passing your password, giving the command to add this ed2k link to the download list.

Go to "Tools" -> "Greasemonkey" -> "Manage user scripts". That's where you can configure which sites this script should apply to.

That's a good point. I need to think more about it to find a solution.

Regarding extending the script to other websites, the problem is that each website needs extra work (almost linearly).
I don't have a generic approach, altough the skeleton of the script should be re-usable for a number of sites.

Now also exists for IE:
http://blog.monstuff.com/archives/000291.html

The virtual keyboard does mitigate the key logger threat.
Admitedly, other threats remain, such a software recorder. But imo the ING Direct login screen is not useless.

Nice script though.

Nice, but for some reason the clickable area on the icons is smaller than the icons. I have to click in the lower half of the icons...

Oops, it turns out there is already a script to do this: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2587

I added a new feature to IGN Butler: removing the annoying video ads.

When you go to the media section, you have to watch an ad before IGN lets you get the video (trailer, interview,...) that you want to get.
IGN Butler now removes this ad and lets you get directly to the media.

Updated to run on Firefox 1.5 with Greasemonkey 0.6.4.
Older platforms may not work anymore.

Version 1.2 is now available. Fixes an issue with Firefox 1.5 and Greasemonkey 0.6.4.

Should be fixed now. Enjoy!

It is broken in Greasemonkey 0.6.4, on Firefox 1.5. I'll get it fixed this week.