For you folks who never heard of
Greasemonkey, well, it is a Firefox extension, more like an extension for developers. This is due to it's function which allows users to apply javascripts to web pages without even adding a code to the page. All you need is a premade javascript or a javascript that you have written on your own and then with
Greasemonkey, apply it to any web pages you like.
But, how is this thing useful for tech beginners or people who hell doesn't know how to code javascripts or even better, never heard to javascript at all. As i have mentioned above, all you need is a premade javascript code. Just follow this article as i show you how to use Greasemonkey and a particular javascript code to preview images in almost any webpages (Flickr, Google Images, deviantART etc ) without even requiring to reload the page. Ain't that cool or what? (if it is not, you really need to get your geeky gene checked up :) )
I have gave it a thought and i think it is best for you to try this on your own so that you could have the full experience :P .
1. We will begin by installing the Greasemonkey extension, click on this link to go to the extension page and then install the extention: Get Greasemonkey
2. Next, restart your Firefox, then, please come back to this page :-)
3. After that, click on this link to install a javascript called Greased Lightbox: Get Greased Lightbox
4. Now, go and try the javascript out ( best place to go is Flickr, Google Image or deviantART)
If the whole process was a success, upon clicking on an image, a lightbox will appear with the larger preview of the image (would not necessarily be the largest image size, but it would be the larger one). To learn more about the
Greased Lightbox javascript, please click on this link to go to the page:
Greased Lightbox ; there you should find more details about the lightbox and even a preview of the script in action.
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