Just like Flickr Link To Original Image, Google Link To Original Image is another time saving Greasemonkey script through which you can easily get direct links to images in Google image search results. The good part of this script is that along with Mozilla Firefox it works in Google Chrome too.

Previously we shared a method through which you can use Greasemonkey scripts in Windows and Ubuntu (Linux) using Chromium which is an open source web browser on which Google Chrome is based. The hard part is that before using Gresemonkey scripts in Chromium you have to perform these 9 steps, but now you can easily install and use Greasemonkey scripts with just one click without following any long procedure by using Google Chrome Dev version [Developer Release].

Yes, now you can use Gresemonkey Scripts in Google Chrome (Chromium) easily. Previously we shared a small tutorial about how you can configure your Chromium to run Greasemonkey scripts in Windows. This time we would like to share how you can configure and use Chrome Greasemonkey scripts in Ubuntu (Linux). We also introduced a unique way to use Google Chrome extensions in Ubuntu (Linux), this time we are again first in introducing this short tutorial about using Greasemonkey / User scripts in Ubuntu Linux.

In simple words this Gresemonkey script is for all those who are f*cked up with hundreds of Facebook requests each day. What it basically do is that it turns text on all buttons with “Ignore” label to “F*ck Off!”. There is no particular advantage of this script as its just made for fun. We just shared it because we found this one working in Google Chrome.

All the latest builds of Chromium now supports Gresemonkey Scripts. The Greasemonkey support for Google Chrome has been contributed by Aaron Boodman, the creator of the Greasemonkey extension for Mozilla Firefox, who happens to work at Google. Still Greasemonkey engine of Chromium is capable of running basic Greasemonkey scripts. This page is about all useful Greasemonkey that we found working in Chromium. We have already shared a small tutorial about how you can configure your Chromium for Greasemonkey scripts.

Flickr Link To Original Image is very useful Gresemonkey Script which basically adds a small button on top of each photo thumbnail to link it to the original full scale image. It saves a lot of time as you can access the original full scale image directly from its thumbnails with just a single click. This Greasemonkey script is also working fine in Google Chrome along with Mozilla Firefox.

There are number of Greasemonkey scripts for YouTube, some provide you with the download function, some enhances the video quality and some attach different video controls to the videos. However i found an interesting and very useful script known as YouTube Enhancer which will really enhance your YouTube experience by providing all these functionalities within one package. With YouTube Enhancer you are actually in control of everything i-e from video size to quality to playback control and of course YouTube HD Video Download.

Do you feel difficultly in following Twitter conversation threads? Well Nested Twitter Replies is a powerful Gresemonkey Scripts which will provide you all the conversation history in the form of a thread. The script recursively follows the “in reply to [user]” and gets the entire conversation thread. Nested Twitter Replies will make your replies on Twitter just like replies to your status in Facebook. I think twitter should add this functionality in order to save its users from wandering around twitter profiles and find their respective replies.

No doubt Greasemonkey is one of the most famous Mozilla Firefox addon. Thousands of Greasemonkey scripts are available for download at userscripts.org. Good news is that now you can use Greasemonkey scripts in Google Chrome too. All those customizations you used to do in Mozilla Firefox through Greasemonkey can now be done in Google Chrome also. Here is a step by step procedure of using Gresemonkey Scripts in Google Chrome.