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Top 5 GreaseMonkey Scripts for StumbleUpon

on November 2, 2007 in Tech for Life

Recently, I featured the top 15 Greasemonkey scripts for Gmail & Google Reader. It was one of the most popular posts of October. Greasemonkey is pretty popular after all. :-)

For those unaware, Greasemonkey is a very useful Firefox extension that allows you to extend website capabilities by installing little scripts from UserScripts.org.

Chris at Blog-op had posted about some cool tips about StumbleUpon and I came across a couple of very nice GreaseMonkey scripts for StumbleUpon. So, I looked around and found a few more that I thought would be of interest to a StumbleUpon user.

  1. StumbleUpon Quick Tag: Inspired by del.icio.us, this script adds a small panel to new review page to quickly add some tags to your stumble. I am going to love this as I am a big fan of tagging.
  2. NG Extreme StumbleUpon Exporter: Do you like someone’s favorites in StumbleUpon? With this little script you can export their favorites and save it as CSV, XML or Firefox Bookmarks formats.
  3. StumbleUpon Best Friends: Lets you add a section for your Best Friends. It is private and you can easily find people you communicate with often from your ‘hundreds’ of friends.
  4. OnlyFresh: Hides StumbleUpon pictures you have already seen.
  5. Delicious Stumbles: Adds a link to del.icio.us to submit all links on the page to StumbleUpon.

As a bonus, you could use User Script Updates to update your Greasemonkey scripts. But, it’s going to work only for those scripts where the script author has enabled this. I was able to get a few scripts updated with this.

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  • http://blog-op.com/ Chris Lodge

    Cheers K, I installed Greasemonkey on your recommendation, so now as Darth Vader would say, the circle is complete.

    Or something ;-)

  • http://www.shankrila.com K

    That’s right, Chris! :wink: Right back at ya..

  • http://www.brownbaron.com/blog/ Brown Baron

    Aha! I’ve been waiting for this haha. Time to download :mrgreen: Thanks buddy!

  • http://www.shankrila.com K

    It’s love-hate relationship when it comes to finding stuff with Firefox. you know you want to even though it’s going to slow it down further! :???:

  • http://www.meandmydrum.com Mark

    What is is that allows me to post my recent stumbles in my sidebar? Garry does that on his blog, you may have seen it.

  • http://www.shankrila.com K-IntheHouse

    Mark.. when you are at your profile in SU, grab the RSS feed for that page. You could either burn that feed with FeedBurner or just use that in a RSS widget for your sidebar if your WP theme is widget enabled. I do this in my sidebar as well after Garry’s idea. :wink:

  • http://www.meandmydrum.com Mark

    Thanks, K I was hoping it was something easy like that. :)

  • http://blog-op.com/ Chris Lodge

    The only problem I found with the RSS method (and it may just have been my theme) was that long names or URL’s of the Stumbles would leak out of the sidebar and across the content.

    The advantage of Stumble Crumble is that it prevents this.

  • http://www.shankrila.com K-IntheHouse

    That’s a great point, Chris. Glad you caught me forgetting to mention that to Mark. :wink:

    I have it in my to-do list to implement it. Maybe this weekend. :cry:

  • http://www.meandmydrum.com Mark

    Sounds interesting. Can one of you provide a link to Stumble Crumble?

  • http://www.shankrila.com K-IntheHouse

    Here ya go – StumbleCrumble

    Chris, actually wrote about it and I had linked to his post here.

  • http://blog.shankarganesh.com/2007/11/27/the-return-of-the-links/ The Return of the Links

    [...] one talking about a useful tool that’ll find missing video codecs. At Shankri-la, a post on Greasemonkey scripts for StumbleUpon is a good [...]

  • http://jingalink.com jingakink

    I stumbled this website

  • http://technodorm.com Fahad

    Nice scripts man. I could really use some of these to speed up my work. Thanks for compiling them! :smile:

    Fahad’s last blog post..Check Pagerank of all Internal Pages on your Site

  • http://www.shankrila.com K

    Thanks Fahad! I love Firefox & Greasemonkey scripts! As you could probably tell already.. :lol:

    K’s last blog post..Open Remember the Milk in Your Browser Sidebar

  • http://www.zath.co.uk Zath@Technology Blog

    I don’t run that many Greasemonkey scripts, but might check this one out as I like to use StumbleUpon where I can and when I actually remember to thumb up and down sites – it’s something I’m always forgetting to do!

    Zaths last blog post..Family Gamer: Dad’s Edition

  • http://www.tonerall.com dave@toner cartridges

    I just started playing with grease monkey scripts. this one seems like a pretty good script since i also use stumbleupon.

  • http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-start-your-own-ecommerce-store Max@Ecommerce Website Software

    firefox + grease monkey plugin = what a great combination for maximum flexibility!