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Mar 28, 2005, 11:34pm EST
On the greasemonkey mailing list, Aaron released a new version of greasemonkey with XMLHttpRequest support. [Update: now official] With this in hand, I was able to go back and update the annotate google user script.
After checking with Joshua, rather than having the script automatically grab tags for each search results (and hammer del.icio.us), the script now adds links. When you click on ‘tags’, it makes a request to del.icio.us and shows you the tags.
Like before, the script also adds an XML icon if the site has an RSS or Atom feed.
In related news, Evan wrote an unembed user script which solves my earlier problem.
Scott at Apr 01, 2005, 03:27am EST
I discovered this script cannot coexist with Google Headings script. If I have the Google Headings script enabled I don’t get any of the results you describe above. Disabling Google Headings causes your script to work great.
Google Headings is here: http://www-jcsu.jesus.cam.ac.uk/~jg307/mozilla/google-html.user.js
tony at Apr 01, 2005, 11:35am EST
Hmm, I’ll look into it tonight.
tony at Apr 05, 2005, 01:35am EDT
In annotate_google.user.js, change line 188 from
var nodes = xpath(“//p[@class=’g’]/a[1]”, document);tovar nodes = xpath(“//p[@class=’g’]/h2/a[1]”, document);Google headings changes the page (by adding headings, obviously) so that annotate google can’t find the right html.
jeremi at May 31, 2005, 06:35am EDT
I’ve made a version of your annotate google user script for the french version of google. you can find the french version of the annote google user script
thanks for this good script.
Jérémi
Dan at Jul 02, 2005, 03:35pm EDT
This also doesn’t work too well with Spiderzilla: the “info” link works, but the “tags” link doesn’t.
tony at Jul 04, 2005, 04:47am EDT
Ah, the HTML of delicious changed. The user script has been fixed. Try installing it again and seeing if it works.
Adam at Jul 02, 2005, 10:32pm EDT
Outfoxed adding reports to the page also breaks the tags link www.getoutfoxed.com