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		<title>Live Search Maps, Yahoo! Mail, Spiral Frog (and Greasemonkey)</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Oct 2007 02:38:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What do Live Search Maps, Yahoo! Mail, and Spiral Frog have in common? They all annoy me in some very tiny tiny way. Not to worry though; Greasemonkey to the rescue. If you're unfamiliar with it, Greasemonkey is a Firefox plug in that allows you to add user scripts to sites you visit. Lately I've [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>What do Live Search Maps, Yahoo! Mail, and Spiral Frog have in common?</p>
	<p>They all annoy me in some very tiny tiny way.</p>
	<p>Not to worry though; <a href = "https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748">Greasemonkey</a> to the rescue.  If you're unfamiliar with it, Greasemonkey is a Firefox plug in that allows you to add user scripts to sites you visit.</p>
	<p>Lately I've taken quite a liking to Greasemonkey as it has allowed me to "fix" three different web apps that I use on a regular basis.</p>
	<h3><a href = "http://maps.live.com">Live Search Maps</a></h3>
	<p>Live Search Maps is Microsoft's answer to Google Maps, and regardless of your sentiments about Microsoft, it is a very good web app -- not perfect of course, but still quite good.  A new version was just released which sports a shiny new interface which I really like a lot.</p>
	<p>One thing that really annoyed me about the new UI though is that Firefox users are not given any way to access a permalink.  I like to send permalinks to friends and family once I've situated the map with the view I want, and not having this ability is pretty frustrating.</p>
	<p>Using Greasemonkey though, I was able to write a script that puts a "Show Permalink" button back in the UI.  Anyone who is interested can simply install my <a href = "http://www.stchur.com/greasemonkey/livemaps_viewpermalink.user.js">LiveMaps_ViewPermalink</a> Greasemonkey script.</p>
	<h3><a href = "http://mail.yahoo.com">Yahoo! Mail</a></h3>
	<p>My wife and I often share the same computer.  We both use the same browser, we both use Yahoo! Mail.  Whenever I sign her out (or she signs me out) it takes you to this stupid, annoying interim "You've been signed out" page with some stupid annoying ad.  All I really want is to go directly back to the sign in page.</p>
	<p>My <a href = "http://www.stchur.com/greasemonkey/yahoo_signoutfix.user.js">Yahoo_SignOutFix</a> Greasemonkey script fixes this!</p>
	<h3><a href = "http://www.spiralfrog.com">Spiral Frog</a></h3>
	<p>Spiral Frog is a music download site where you can download (free of charge) DRM protected music from a lot of big name artists.  It has a number of annoyances (what do you expect when you're getting free music), most of which I can put up with.  But the one that I can't take is that fact that after you queue up, say, 10 songs for download, it won't automatically download all of them.  Instead it makes you click "Next" after each song is complete in order to initiate the next download.</p>
	<p>This really sucks because it means you have to sit there and wait (or else keep checking back) in order to download all the songs you want.  Bah!  Greasemonkey to the rescue.</p>
	<p>My <a href = "http://www.stchur.com/greasemonkey/spiralfrog_autodownload.user.js">SpiralFrog_AutoDownload</a> script makes it so that all of your queued up songs will keep downloading one right after another without your intervention!</p>
	<h3>Other Greasemonkey Scripts?</h3>
	<p>Got any favorite Greasemonkey scripts of your own?  Tell me about them!</p>
	<p>Happy Greasemonkeying!</p>
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