GreaseMonkey scripts; I'm looking for more; What do you have?

[Broni]

These are mine:

[Kip]

I have the following:
"Google's Old Favicon" - "Brings back the old Google favicon"
"googleSpellCheck" - (Adds Firefox's spell check to Google's search field.)
"LinkQuery - "Obtains information about links on a web page."
"NoDelay" - "Removes the delay in navigating to the download links on many upload sites."
"Tin Foil Hat" - "Reveals destination URLs hidden by TinyURL"

[Broni]

"googleSpellCheck" - (Adds Firefox's spell check to Google's search field.)

I use tinySpell: http://tinyspell.m6.net/
It works ANYWHERE in Windows.

[Kip]

I have tinySpell but I like the misspelled words to be underlined.

[Broni]

They are:

[Kip]

I think Firefox is underlining that word, not tinySpell.  Try "intermedite" in the Google search field.  Without the "googleSpellCheck" script enabled, I do not have an underline.

[Broni]

Same thing:

[Kip]

I do not understand how you have the underline but I do not.  Please try "intermedite" in Google one more time but this time with tinySpell disabled.

[Broni]

I was partially wrong.
Underline comes from FF.
I still have sound warning, icon color change, and spelling tip displayed from tinySpell.
This is from Wordpad:

[Kip]

I still have sound warning, icon color change, and spelling tip displayed from tinySpell.
This is from Wordpad:

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That is what I get from tinySpell also.

Edit: Fixed spelling.

[Broni]

Regarding Google, I've noticed, that if you paste misspelled word into Google, you don't have red underline, but, if you hit "space", the underline will appear.

[Kip]

I had not tried pasting but I did notice that pressing spacebar after the word would make the underline appear.  The underline works in multiple-line text boxes like the reply box but bot single-line text boxes like search boxes.  I have tried it in Firefox 2 and 3.

[Broni]

Yeah, you have to press space, so tinySpell knows, you're done with the word.

[Kip]

I thought you were talking about Firefox's spell check.  My mistake.
Firefox and tinySpell both need you to press space after the word for it to be checked.

[Broni]

Agreed.