Written By Keith Dsouza under Tips And Tricks on Thursday, 07th August 2008
Facebook is definitely one of the biggest social networks today, and many people tend to spend a lot of time interacting with their friends and family there. For people who spend longer time on Facebook the advertisements may start to get a bit annoying.
Here is a simple trick on how you can block ads [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Tips And Tricks on Thursday, 07th August 2008
Greasemonkey is one of the most popular Firefox extensions, allowing users to easily customize any web page, remove annoyances and enhance user experience in general, the functionality Greasemonkey provides is only limited to Firefox though.
Many people may not yet be using Firefox or prefer a different browser altogether, and we must say that those [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Greasemonkey on Sunday, 22nd June 2008
YouTube videos are programmed to play only once by default but what if you wanted to repeat a video over and over again in YouTube?
Loopy for YouTube is a handy Greasemonkey script which will allow you to repeat YouTube videos over and over again automatically.
Written By Keith Dsouza under Firefox News on Thursday, 05th June 2008
Firefox 3 Release Candidate has come out with quite a lot of exciting features and with huge performance enhancements, but with the new release lots and lots of extensions stopped working altogether.
One of them was my (and many other FF users) favorite extension Greasemonkey. After updating to Firefox 3 I lost a lot of functionality [...]
Written By Keith Dsouza under Utilities on Monday, 19th May 2008
I have been using IE quite a lot lately along with Firefox and Flock but sorely missed the usefulness of the powerful Greasemonkey extension for Firefox.
Written By Keith Dsouza under Utilities on Saturday, 10th November 2007
If you have a habit of regularly commenting on other blogs then you may no the pain you have to go through to fill all the information in the fields.
Pre-fill comments is a Greasemonkey script that allows you to pre fill the name, email and url fields and focus on the comments box where you can simply add your comments.
Written By Keith Dsouza under Google News on Thursday, 06th September 2007
This is one of the most annoying features with Google Reader, the lack of search feature. But with time it was always bound to end up as a feature. Google Reader Official Blog announced yesterday that they have added the search feature to the feed reader.
You can see a new search box on the top [...]