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All of us here in Greasemonkeyland are extremely happy to announce that Greasemonkey 0.5 beta is now available for download. Horray! It sho...

... [to win at the internet now], you have to make your site easily hooked into by Greasemonkey. It’s like an arms escalation race, only wit...

This meme has been bouncing over the net for the last few days. From Jon Udell's provocatively titled post Greasemonkey in Crisis : ...

Yesterday, Mark Pilgrim discovered and announced a very serious security vulnerability in Greasemonkey. The flaw allows any website which m...

Joe Gregorio wrote a really interesting piece on XML.com about sending encrypted data over insecure networks , using Greasemonkey to decrypt...

Short answer: yes Slightly longer answer: sometime soon. Jeremy and I have been working on a refactor of Greasemonkey that we hope will make...

We've added Greasemonkey to addons.mozilla.org and are now directing all downloads to go through there. This probably means nothing to ...

Seems stable enough, so let's call it that. Booya .

Book Burro is wonderfully done work. Not only does it work well, but it's actually very visually pleasing (to my eyes, anyway). The onl...

Funny: Carlo Zottman, author of many user scripts indeed has added to the wiki what may be his best work yet: a greasemonkey script that mo...

Update: The XPI I posted was a) corrupted and b) not able to be served from youngpup.net (the classic XPI/mimetype issue). Sorry about the ...

Raddest user script yet: Lickr . Jon Udell uses Greasemonkey as a DDOS platform ;-). Please be considerate with how much traffic you genera...

So it looks like greasemonkey 0.2.6 , which fixes the major flaw in 0.2.5 that stopped some people's chrome (including forward/back butt...

There seems to be two major problems people are experiencing: first, they don't even get 0.2.5 because the download link sends them to 0...

0.2.5 is available . This was a pretty cool release because it had contributions from four different people. GM_xmlhttpRequest - XMLHTTP acr...

Lynn asked in the comments what we think of the security concerns raised by the cnet article. I think that people should be careful which u...

Greasemonkey has the exact same security context as bookmarklets.

It occurred to me that greasemonkey ought to have a blog.