From Rhyley.org are some more flickr greasemonkey scripts. I’ve added flickrPhotoPageEnhancer.user.js and FlickrThumbnailsEnhancer.user.js
Note that you will need to edit these scripts (and others) to include the www*.flickr domains as flickr have broken a lot of scripts by hosting some pages at www-us.flickr.com after their servers were moved.
flickr.comments.toggle enables you to view the comments on the right hand side of the screen whilst viewing the photostream. Saves having to open each picture individually.
Just tagging the Greasemonkey scripts that I’ve installed. multitagsearch.flickr.mrjoro.user.js
Just tagging the Greasemonkey scripts that I’ve installed. flickr.title desc.batch.user.js
Just tagging the Greasemonkey scripts that I’ve installed. geotag.flickr.user.js and geotag.gmaps.user.js
Just tagging the Greasemonkey scripts that I’ve installed.
geocache2flickr.user.js
Just tagging the Greasemonkey scripts that I’ve installed.
flickr.gmap.user.js
I created my first greasemonkey script that will add a link to flickr in a geocaching web page for pictures tagged with the geocache name. For example GCMAG6. The experience of coding was a bit of a headache as I didn’t know what greasemonkey was expecting and I don’t know much about javascript (it’s VERY case sensitive!). The tutorial/book at Dive Into Greasemonkey was very helpful for the former problem and using the javascript console solved the latter problem.
I’ve reinstalled greasemonkey following the Greaseblog: Mandatory Greasemonkey Update by installing version 0.3.5 from greasemonkey.mozdev.org