[DELICIOUS/STUMBLEUPON] Delicious Stumbles crossposting tool

Last Greasemonkey script this week :)

With Delicious Stumbles I get all of the super-useful features I like about delicious (speed, recommended tags) but I also teach StumbleUpon more about what I like without having to spend all that time cutting-and-pasting between two accounts.

• Submit a page you’ve saved to delicious to StumbleUpon using the same URL, title, tags and description
• Use delicious’ super-quick tagging features instead of StumbleUpon’s really slow tagging
• Stumble any of your existing stumbles
• Stumble a page while you’re saving it to delicious

[WORDPRESS] Comment Ninja

My WordPress Comment Ninja extension is available for beta test. Try it out and let me know what you think!

• Respond directly from the comment administration panel on your dashboard
• Respond by comment, email or both (without having to cut-and-paste your response!)
• Respond using your email program of choice — or send it ultra-fast with Gmail
• Automatically refers back to the original comment
• No plug-in required, just the Firefox web browser and the Greasemonkey extension (free!)
• Automatically updates itself to the latest version every 2 weeks
• Works with an WordPress or WordPress Multi-user blog
  • This will work with WordPress.com, Edublogs, Blogsome, etc

Responded with a Comment

Responded with an Email

[AKISMET] Akismet Auntie Spam Helper for Akismet v2

Version 2 is out, but you probably already know that. Read more about it.

Akismet Auntie Spam is a maintenance script for WordPress administrators. One of the problems with the Akismet spam protection service is that sometimes it misidentifies a real comment as spam. WordPress has a spam recovery console that I like to call the spam inbox.

Have you ever stuck your hand as far back at you can into the crannies of your couch and pulled out what you found? That’s kind of what going into the default Akismet spam inbox is like. It’s a dark and evil place, filled with things that will make your eyes burn. You only wanted to find the quarter you lost, but before you know it your hand is stuck and something is touching you back.

Akismet Auntie Spam is a kind old lady who will come to your house and give it a thorough cleaning. She’s not afraid of the dark corners, particularly the spam inbox because she knows exactly how to handle the creepy crawlies hiding out of sight.

[FLICKR] Cut-and-paste to blog with CSS classes and credit link

Makes it easy to do an OLE cut-and-paste Flickr photos to your blog (ie: WordPress using TinyMCE) and give the proper attribution

This script makes it easy to cut-and-paste photos from Flickr into your blog while still including a credit link to the photographer.

• creates CSS classes around images on flickr
  • this makes it easy to create your own style for displaying photos
• creates a credit link underneath the photo
  • links to the photographer's main photo page
• automatically checks for updates every two weeks

Cut-and-paste a photo

CSS Example

[PHOTOBUCKET] Log Me In Already!

Takes you directly to your album if you visit http://photobucket.com while already logged in.

Because it's too annoying to have to click "My Album" every time.

[GMAIL] Quickly Open Compose Mode

Turns off clutter when directly composing gmail messages (IE: clicking on a mailto link)

One thing that annoys me about Gmail is how slow it can be to load. This becomes a real problem when you force all mailto: links to open in Gmail. Gmail Quick Compose redirects all "compose mode" links to have the tf=0 parameter. That makes Gmail load faster.

[WORDPRESS.COM] Stats for Pages

This is a Greasemonkey script that adds stats to the Edit Pages panel on WordPress.com.