Says "Hello World!" on every page.
This was an experiment to replace the images created by
LaTeX2HTML to MathML. Here
is an example page.
The script is heavily based on Peter Jipsens
ASCIIMathML
which he released under the GPL. Thanks man!
Lets you resize the width of the body tag using
Ctrl+Alt+Left/Right. This is especially useful on widescreen displays.
You can save the settings using the "Tools/User Script Commands/Save
Body Width..." menu.
If you click the menuitem you can specify the included pages using * as
a wildcard and .tld for all top level domains (.com, .co.uk, .de, ...)
Rewrites the links that they
point directly to the images.
This is great if you want to save them
but the real power of this script only unfolds with the "linked
images" bookmarklet (Screenshot).
Unfortunately this does not work with the QuickGallery
script.
Replaces the little thumbnail images with the larger ones.
This is something for the broadband people with a screenshot fetish
(like me).
So if you are tired of hitting on the "linked images" bookmarklet use
this script instead.
A simple level editor for the "3D Walker" demo.
This script modifies the lower frame of the result page that is shows the image instead of the page that contains the image.
Adds direct links to the page and the image above the
thumbnails (works great with the "linked
images" bookmarklet).
This was originaly written by Patrick
Cavit who used code from Eric
Hamiters Google
Images Relinker extension.
Adds links to various mirrors on your favorite newssite.
Allows you to collapse/expand the comment tree.
This script was inspired by Matthew Gertners "Slashdot Live Comment Tree" script (http://www.allpeers.com/blog/?p=137).
Makes the image links direct so you can save them more easily.
