Will there be a greasemonkey type extension for IE7?
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harumscarum
out of memory
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NetRyder
Tech Junkie
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sbc
GW R/Me
Of course you could always use Firefox...
You also need the .NET framework for this IE add-in. If only you could do extensions for IE like you do with Firefox (with Javascript/XML etc). Hope you can with IE7.
While Greasemonkey isn't something that will get many more over to Firefox, it shows that there is potential for an extension to do so. Plus even if IE7 was as flexible as Firefox, there are still many (a minority, but significant) who do not use Windows XP (which will be the only OS IE7 works on). -
DMassy
Driving!
Take a look at Turnabout which works in IE6 and IE7. I believe it had its roots in Trixie mentioned above.
http://www.reifysoft.com/turnabout.php
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harumscarum
out of memory
Thanks for the links. I use ff and ie so I am glad that I will be able to use the same scripts in ie.
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