The forgotten Milk

Recently, Lifehacker’s Screen Tour made the new one “Show Us Your Firefox“. Here I show you my Firefox. You can click the image to zoom it.

I have three top favorite folder: StartUp, Add…, ToDo.

• “StartUp” is similar with Windows’s Startup Menu. With it, my firefox looks like one OS.
• “Add” is the shortup bookmarks’ folder for the services such as del.icio.us, Netscape, RememberTheMilk.
• “Todo” is prepared for the pages that will read someday.

The menu in firefox is hidden by the plugin - Personal Menu. And I use one plugin “Status Button” to put some button into status.

That’s all I have done.

1. Use small icons in Toolbars

1.1 mouse left -click toolbar, select “Customize”

2.2 check “Use small icons”

2 Use the extension “Personal Menu” to hide(like IE7) or tiny menu, details follow here

Tips: Ctrl + Shift + Alt + S to recall Menu

2.1 Right-click on menu

2.2 This is the result, cool!

3 Make firefox full screen by pressing F11, but with a location/toolbar and a tab

4 Make firefox full screen without the remain bar using the extension “FullerScreen”, details follow here

I was so amazed with the script plugins on firefox. Yeah! They enhance the website UI so much!
Now I use GreaseMonke and Stylish for GoogleReader, Gmail, last.fm, DeviantArt, Flickr, Hotmail, Download.com, Twitter, Photobucket and so on.

I am a Naruto fan. And I found one online comic site about Naruto. But one block of advertiesment make me crazy! Who can bear this?

So the impulse to write one script to hide the block come out from my brain.

After read some source scripts, I wrote as the below:

// ==UserScript==
// @name 1mh comic
// @description Say goodbye to Demonoid’s most annoying ads ever. (v1.1)
// @include http://www.1mh.org/html/*
// ==/UserScript==

var adContainer = document.getElementsByTagName(’table’)[0];
if (adContainer)
adContainer.parentNode.removeChild(adContainer);

adContainer = document.getElementsByTagName(’table’)[1];
if (adContainer)
adContainer.parentNode.removeChild(adContainer);

adContainer = document.getElementsByTagName(’table’)[2];
if (adContainer)
adContainer.parentNode.removeChild(adContainer);

adContainer = document.getElementsByTagName(’table’)[5];
if (adContainer)
adContainer.parentNode.removeChild(adContainer);

adContainer = document.getElementsByTagName(’table’)[6];
if (adContainer)
adContainer.parentNode.removeChild(adContainer);

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Yes, I only keep the 3rd(image) and 4th(page control) table. So simple! The script is dirty, but I needn’t make it clean.

After install my script, the result page display so clean.

So cool! Ok, let’s code anywhere and anytime.