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Some website enhancement scripts as well as Grease Monkey and FireFox extensibility scripts. If you would like to contact me in regards to any of these scripts, please try the disucssion links (where applicabale) or cgmckeever at this domain. Feedback is appreciated and requested. Feel free to convert these into stand alone FireFox extensions using Anthony Lieuallen's Script Compiler. Comments and more useage instructions are found in each user script. Click the respective link to show the user script in detail.
	Google Calendar Agenda - GMail Provides a GMail navigation box with a user defined Google Calendar Agenda Feed.
V: 0.5 BETA 04-25-06 gcal.user.js <Discuss>

	GMail Quick Links Provides a GMail navigation box with a user defined quick links saved in Google Bookmarks.
V: 0.1 BETA gmail_link.user.js <Discuss>

	AJAXish Interface - Google Local Updates search results with map movement. This has been a long stemming pet-peeve regarding the search interface. Google has provided a great GMap API with AJAX functionality, yet don't use it on their own maps. Makes for a very intuitive 'whats over here' feel for the search.
V: .1 vbr.user.js

	PRINT_R Javascript Object Browsing Based on the original work by Jason Patterson, this incorporates the print_r.js into Grease Monkey. It can then be loaded on a per page basis allowing the walking of the Javascript Objects.
V: .1 print_r.user.js

	Grease Monkey User Script Versioning Using the Grease Monkey XMLHttpRequest method, this script can be included in other user scripts to determine if there is a more up to date version available. Will only notify the user once per update change and provides the ability for the user to install the update. This is useful for intranet pages which may use expanded functionality based on GM and requires the most up to date version.
V: .1 version.user.js

	FireFox Highlight to Clipboard experimental (i.e. just playing) Highlighted text in a web page is automatically copied to the clipboard (verified in FireFox for windows). This requires a security setting change in FireFox to work (see userscript for more details). It will prompt you once to allow the priviledged functions to be accessed. Work for allowing the right click paste behaviour as well as a universal signed script access required. For full functionality - I'd suggest the AutoCopy Extension.
V: .1 experimental highlight_copy.user.js