Sign in Subscribe
1 min read browser

Chrome meets Greasemonkey

Google Chrome recently introduced extensions for the Mac beta version. Extensions were already available for the PC and Linux version.

Extensions are a great way to enhance your browsing experience but most users don't use them and probably never will. A shame though, cause they can really be great for blocking ads, blocking Flash, syncing your bookmarks across multiple platforms and browsers with Xmarks Bookmarks Sync and much much more.

A little known fact however is that you can even use Greasemonkey scripts as extensions in Chrome. This gives Google Chrome even more extensions and possibilities.

You might also like...

Jun
02

Focus

Our lives are quite digital these days and living without being plugged in is for some a big problem. You&
2 min read
May
12

Passwords just aren't enough

Passwords, it's near impossible to have never used those jumble of characters these days. I've posted
4 min read
Jul
01

Protect your computer from yourself - redux

I've noticed that my blogpost tend to start with "It's been a while..." and
4 min read
Dec
18

Backup your Flickr account with Linux

As promised in my previous post [http://gray-um.com/2010/12/12/backup-your-google-mail-and-calendar-with-linux/] , in this blogpost I'll guide
1 min read
Dec
12

Backup your Google mail and calendar with Linux

Our lives these days are more digital than ever. Just think about all the stuff you have online. E-mail, photo&
1 min read