17 ways Greasemonkey can revolutionise Firefox
Do you get frustrated and angry when a poorly designed website doesn’t load quick enough or is only partially visible? Well Greasemonkey, a free Firefox add-on, offers hundreds of free script to improve the functionality of websites and the net, whether its adding must-have features to Gmail, streamlining your social life in Facebook or speeding up your blog posts.
Even though Greasemonkey scripts are written primarily for use in Firefox with the Greasemonkey extension, many of them also work with Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera, which includes built-in support for the scripts. After installing the appropriate add-on for your browser, you're ready to improve your web experience.
Multimedia tools
Pump up your favorite online music, video and photo sites with these smart scripts.
Inline Google MP3 Player
When you stumble upon a link to a music file on a web page, the process is generally the same: you download the file and listen to it with your desktop music player, or you click on the link and listen to it in your browser with its default player plug-in. Either way, it disrupts the flow of your browsing experience.
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