Greasemonkey is an extension, or add-on, to Firefox that allows users to customize the sites they view using powerful scripting tools. The problem is that certain of Greasemonkey's functions are ...

The Greasemonkey icon has two parts: the monkeyface, and the other is a drop-down list indicated by a down key. Click on the monkey face icon toggle using and not using Greasemonkey.

The Greasemonkey lovers at the Blogger Whale weblog thought Lifehacker's Top 10 Greasemonkey scripts list wasn't up to snuff, so they created their own - and pointed out some great scripts, like a ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The idea behind Greasemonkey is pretty simple. It's a Firefox extension, installed in the ...

Greasemonkey, Google, an arms race and the gorilla Paul Festa April 4, 2005 3:52 p.m. PT 2 min read ...

Techie alert! If the word "Greasemonkey" means nothing to you, pretend this post never happened. Coder Mark Pilgrim (who no longer updates his weblog, Dive into Mark) has published a free online ...

The Greasemonkey add-on lets you customize Websites and browse the way you want to--if you're on Firefox. Here's how to get under the hood with Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Safari.

In Greasemonkey 0.3.4, it was possible for JavaScript on Web pages to use DOM mutation events to get references to the special GM API functions.

Greasemonkey runs JavaScript on top of the pages that have been loaded by Firefox. The first part of the file is a set of comments that tell Greasemonkey what it’s dealing with: // ==UserScript== ...

Well, I guess Google thought the same thing -- Greasemonkey scripts are really useful, and there are over 40,000 to choose from. It only makes sense for Google to officially support these scripts ...

It appears that a recent build of Chromium has support for Greasemonkey -- a very popular, and previously Firefox-only, browser plugin. Greasemonkey can be used by developers to do a bunch of ...

The trojan installs itself into Firefox's add-on directory, registers itself as Greasemonkey, and begins searching your hard drive for passwords, login details, your World of WarCraft account ...