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Its too bad John got shot down on the redesign. Im not too familiar with greasemonkey other than its a javascript tool that enhances websites that otherwise dont have the functionality being built.

I was hoping John would at least throw in the class IDs so that we may apply some custom css in our profile just for gits and shiggles.

I Look forward to seeing more of your work.

Interested in testing or writing CSS sheets?

I'll have an extension for Firefox soon. Since an extension .xpi file is only a zip file, you can open it and inspect the Javascript before using it. It's important to know that you're not running something nasty.

Are you running Firefox yet?

I recommend the following extensions:

Xinha Here .10	full HTML editor that can pop up in your webbrowser. I'm using it to post this. No more typing tags! It has some bugs though and actually has too many features for ordinary posting at FR.
Stylish 0.4	injects CSS to any website, easy to use, easy to block ads, change layouts.
Greasemonkey	injects Javascript into any website, great for blocking ads or rewriting pages.
NoScript	control whether scripts can run on a per-site basis, great for security
AdBlock	auto-updater, blocks ads and known bad websites, auto-updatable data files