Currently avaiable scripts (find support on the forum):
If you want to be notified by updates/changes/new scripts, you will have to watch my blog, specifically the greasemonkey category.

IPB scripts are written for forum.softpedia.com

Also known in romanian as: maimuta uleioasa :)
Supported browsers: Opera, FireFox, IE with IE7Pro (iescripts) | adaptable to any browser that properly supports greasemonkey

 

on 02.07.2008 I have merged the opera and firefox versions of the script into one file. The old sripts are still accessible on the old page

The scripts from the "common" category are required by most scripts so better install them if you are using any of the scripts below which apply.

Installing will no longer work as usual for most of the scripts

• OPERA : on FAT-like filesystems, first download and install the common scripts as they appear in the list, on the rest the order doesn't matter as long as the file name remains
• FIREFOX : DO NOT install the scripts by hand. They will be installed automatically with each script, in a per script basis
• IE : first install the common scripts in the exact order they appear in the table and then any other scripts

Upgrading will no longer work as usual for most of the scripts.

• OPERA : you can upgrade as usual as long as the named restrictions remain (filename/creation time)
• FIREFOX : you must uninstall and then re-install all scripts that have dependencies (if you're not sure, then assume all do :) )
• IE : you must uninstall and then re-install all scripts that have dependencies (if you're not sure, then assume all do :) )

 

As of 16.07.2009 The scripts now depend on GreaseMonkey API functions. Opera users will want to download this aagmfunctions.js library. This is only needed by engines that do not support the GreaseMonkey API (GM_* functions). FireFox supports GreaseMonkey API.

Following are people who contributed one way or another to these scripts (your name not here? I surely forgot since I started making the list after almost a year since I started developing the scripts so contact me):

• SP: Mianna
• SP: Mufa
• SP: A.Faith
• SP: Ravy

The "new way" UJS (User JavaScript) programming

I addopted a better way of writing user java script which in short detail looks like this:

• code refactoring: using common files to hold common code, thus not replicating the same code in many files and making update a pain
• wrapping the code in an anonymous function which among other things, protects the user script global variables and functions from interacting with other ones from other scripts

   

   

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