Did you know that you can easily load Greasemonkey scripts into Opera? While Firefox users need an extension for that Opera users can simply import them into Opera. Well, some manual work is required but nothing to serious. Takes probably half a minute to import it.First you need to download the Greasemonkey script that you would like to use in Opera. You may need to rename that script so that the file ends with user.js if that is not already the case.Now open Opera and go to Tools Preferences Advanced Content and click on the JavaScript Options button.There is a form at the end called User Javascript Files that points to the directory that contains all the custom Javascript files. If you got more than one put them all in that directory. I suggest you create a new folder in the Opera directory and name it Javascripts or something like that.Opera needs to be restarted so that the scripts can be loaded once the folder has been selected.

1. How To Install Greasemonkey Script

To use a Greasemonkey script, you need to install some special software on your browser of choice. The following guides will walk you through how to install Greasemonkey scripts on Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera. Internet Explorer 1. Download and install Trixie. Then save the script you want to use into the Scripts folder.

How To Install Greasemonkey Script

After that it's just a matter of testing the scripts on whatever website they are working on.Advertisement.

Whether you're catching up on Facebook or speaking up on Twitter, the browser add-on can make everything easier-if you're using Firefox. Since the scripts are all user-written JavaScript-based tweaks, however, a few clicks will have you monkeying away with another browser of your choice. To get started with Greasemonkey, download and install the plug-in, and then check out '.' Internet ExplorerDie-hard IE adherents who want Greasemonkey functionality can't do better than -just download and install it, and it will show up in the IE Tools menu. You can either grab or go to the main Greasemonkey script repository, and try those out-many of the authors test for Trixie compatibility as well.If you're still using IE 7, you might want to try out, which offers similar support for user-created scripts.

Though some Greasemonkey scripts will work on IE7Pro, compatibility isn't guaranteed. Certain aspects of IE7Pro will work in IE 8, but it's not completely implemented yet. Google ChromeUntil, Google Chrome's support for user scripts was a for-developers-only thing, and support was scarce. Now, however, it's pretty easy to enable: Just head over to the page and download the, and you'll be ready to go. Google-supported items are plentiful on the company's own Extensions page, but many of the Greasemonkey scripts from will work for Chrome, too.

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Apple SafariApple hasn't included any official support for user-created scripts for Safari on Windows or the Mac, but Mac Safari can use a combination of and to get standard Greasemonkey scripts to work. Mac Safari users can also take advantage of the plug-ins and AppleScripts at.Unfortunately, no equivalent SIMBL/GreaseKit combination exists for Windows Safari users, so you're probably better off switching to Firefox (if you want Greasemonkey-specific support) or Chrome (if you want to use another WebKit browser with promising extensions).Patrick Miller is a staff editor for PC World. Find him off-duty @.