Hi everyone!
Those of you that uses the good Firefox browser are probably already aware of the Greasemonkey extension. It let's you change any site appearance and/or behavior with small javascript files. We already have here a thread on this subject with several good scripts. Take a look if you're interested.
OTOH, I just found out about Trixie. No, not the stripper! :-) Trixie is to Internet Explorer as Greasemonkey is to Firefox. For instance, you can install the "add linebreaks" script for it and, after reloading the page, any linebreaks you typed in your story will appear normally (instead of being converted to a single space). See this screenshot (with the before/after comparison) to understand it better:
![[Image: kanji_story_linebreaks.gif]](http://sites.mpc.com.br/ric/nihongo/kanji_story_linebreaks.gif)
Right now, the only script that I tested and worked was this one, but if I find the time (or someone else does the job), more scripts will be available for it soon.
[]s!
Those of you that uses the good Firefox browser are probably already aware of the Greasemonkey extension. It let's you change any site appearance and/or behavior with small javascript files. We already have here a thread on this subject with several good scripts. Take a look if you're interested.
OTOH, I just found out about Trixie. No, not the stripper! :-) Trixie is to Internet Explorer as Greasemonkey is to Firefox. For instance, you can install the "add linebreaks" script for it and, after reloading the page, any linebreaks you typed in your story will appear normally (instead of being converted to a single space). See this screenshot (with the before/after comparison) to understand it better:
Right now, the only script that I tested and worked was this one, but if I find the time (or someone else does the job), more scripts will be available for it soon.
[]s!
Edited: 2007-01-19, 8:03 am