Posts met tag "greasemonkey"
Maandag 13 juli 2009
Improving interfaces using Greasemonkey: TweetDeckColorSchemes.com
TweetDeckColorSchemes.com collects all color schemes tweeted by TweetDeck users. However, the way they present the color samples doesn’t make it easy for you to pick a color scheme. So I created a little Greasemonkey script to improve the presentation.
Woensdag 1 juli 2009
How to unhide passwords – on your site and everywhere else
Masking passwords (i.e. showing ●●●● instead of regular text) can cause several usability problems. A good solution would be to leave passwords hidden by default, but to allow users to switch easily between bullets and text.
I have created some javascript to show and hide passwords on your own site, and a bookmarklet and a Greasemonkey script to help you toggle passwords on any other site on the internet.
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