All of these are excellent scripts, and many of them are available in the Better Flickr extension from Gina Trapani at Lifehacker, but my favorite by far is the Flickr Follow Comments plugin which makes that atrocity of a page into something sane and manageable.

Flickr, are you listening? The “Comments You’ve Made” page sucks hard. (Otherwise, I love Flickr to death, and everything else is somewhere in the range of pretty good to awesome.)

This post on Useful Flickr Userscripts has been submitted by Martin Gommel. You can see his work at his is a Flickr account and his blog KWERFELDEIN.

Userscripts are add-ons for the Firefox web browser, which dynamically enhance the communication and visualization of certain websites.

To be able to use these scripts you need to have installed greasemonkey on Firefox – this enables and manages the userscripts. If you have greasemonkey in Firefox you can install and use these userscripts instantly.

(via 10 Really Useful Flickr Greasemonkey Userscripts)

I’ve been using this extension for about a week now, and I can definitely say it’s been a big help to me in my flickr usage lately!

There are a ton of features that it includes, you can find out about all of them at the Lifehacker site linked below.

Everyone’s favorite photo-sharing web application, Flickr, has had tons of ancillary applications and user scripts developed for it to tweak, mod and add to its functionality. Dozens of Greasemonkey user scripts have popped up that make Flickr better; so in the spirit of Better Gmail I’ve rolled a few of my favorites into a new Firefox extension called Better Flickr. After the jump, check out Better Flickr’s features and grab the download.

Better Flickr Firefox extension

Version: 0.3
Updated: July 1, 2008
Released: May 29, 2007
Compiled by: Gina Trapani, using Greasemonkey scripts by several authors, compiled using a modified version of Anthony Lieuallen’s Greasemonkey Compiler.

(via Upgrade Flickr with the Better Flickr Firefox extension)

YouTube, Gmail e Flickr são sem dúvida nenhum as aplicações estrela da Web 2.0, todas elas são quase imprescindíveis para qualquer usuário da internet. Mas mesmo com tudo pode ser melhorado visualmente através de novas funções e acabamentos.

Com essa idéia nascem as extensões para o Firefox criadas por Lifehacker, chamadas Better YouTube, Better Gmail e Better Flickr, as quais correspondem logicamente ao YouTube, Gmail e Flickr. A intenção destas extensões é melhorar a experiência do usuário nestas webs ou adicionar melhorias na aparência das mesmas como é o caso do Gmail.

Estas extensões são exclusivas do Firefox e faz poucos dias que foram otimizadas para a versão 3, Por isso, se você usa a raposa de fogo, não sei o que está esperando para instalar-las, por que são fantásticas.

Via Applesfera.