• Industrious Clock
• Snowflake
• Trogdor
• Fly Guy
• Speed Test
• Text to Speech (AT&T Labs)
• Universe Zoom-In
• Zoom Quilt
• True Facts

Platypus is a Firefox extension which lets you modify a Web page from your browser — “What You See Is What You Get” — and then save those changes as a Greasemonkey script so that they’ll be repeated the next time you visit the page. Editing pages to suit your needs is dandy — but making those changes “permanent” is the real payoff.

Some of the things you can do with Platypus include:

• Remove parts of the page you don’t wish to see.
• Move a part of the page to a different location.
• Change the style and format of page elements.
• Modify all the links on the page using a regular expression.
• Insert your own HTML code.

For those of us (myself included) who have not taken the time to learn how to compose a greasemonkey script, here is an easy to use took that will do it for you.

• MBTA on Google Maps (info)
• Autosave Gmail (info)
• Gmail Delete Button
• Click on mailto link – open Gmail Compose message
• Google Fool (info – you have to read this first)
• MSDN Language Filter (info)

Also, if you want to know more about developing on greasemonkey, then dive into greasemonkey (.org).

Uses cookies to track the “contents” of the searches and might need some page refreshing (I had to log out and log back in to get it to work). Very cool. See here for other Google and Gmail greasemonkey scripts.

Currently displaying results of Yahoo! searches only, it is only a matter of time before more innovative displays of results appear on other search engines. Of course, others are already taking advantage of the the open-ness of Google Maps to do some pretty funky stuff.