One of the biggest advantages of an extension over a GreaseMonkey script is the possibility of automatic update notification for the user. For my Greasemonkey statistics detector I’ve been looking in to a way to provide automatic update notification, without having to “phone home” on each use of the script. It’s not finished yet, but [...]

I’ve been working on a secret (side) project for 3-4 months now, way longer than I ever intended to work on it, but it’s now ready for release. I’m ready to show you Quix, a tool I think is very cool, which I’ve shared with quite a few of my friends already who all like [...]

Google introduced Search Wiki, and opted me in without a method of disabling it. Thanks a lot Google. Not. So I started searching for a way to disable. First I found this post , via Saad Kamal, on Google Operating System, but that didn’t work to well for me. This greasemonkey based solution is a [...]

I’ve been awfully busy the last few days, but still a few interesting things came flying by: My buddies at Conversion Rate Experts released an article on their blog today which really rocks: Understanding your visitors. Bloglines apparently fixed their “Crawler problem”, according to their news page, and that boosted the RSS readership for this [...]

I wanted an easy way to know whether a blog was a WordPress one and which version of WordPress it was running. This script pops up a small box that shows this. By request of Dave Davis of Red Fly Marketing, I’ve also added the detection of trackback functionality to the script. Installing this script [...]

A while ago I started developing a Greasemonkey script to detect if people where using Mint on their site. This shortly after evolved in to a package which detected any javascript-based statistics packages I came across, and even gave links to the statistics of those websites using them if they were openly available. => Install [...]

Sometimes a simple nofollow display can make it all clear, showing it with a stylish pink background, this script make it immediatly obvious which links are nofollowed. This is an example of what a nofollowed link will look like. I have NOT written this script, yet I couldn’t find the original download link, so I’ve [...]

Greasemonkey is an excellent extension for Firefox, which allows simple javascripts to be used on pages to alter the content. To use the scripts you find here, install the Greasemonkey extension first. These are the Greasemonkey scripts I’ve made to make the life of SEO’s and webmasters easier:

Ever since the announcement on the Google Blog and more recently Yahoo’s announcement that they’ve enhanced their support for it, I’ve been meaning to play with the X-Robots-Tag header. This HTTP header allows you to do what you’d normally do in a robots meta tag, in an HTTP header, which has some pretty cool appliances. [...]

Remember that Greasemonkey script that I recently updated? Well, maybe you should just forget about that… I’d been working on a version of that script which works on Yahoo Site Explorer and MS Webmaster portal too, and now I’ve gone even one step further: I’ve bundled the three of them, and turned them into a [...]