"MSDN - Fix titles" Greasemonkey script

Here's another small script, "MSDN - Fix Titles" which fixes the title on a number of MSDN pages.

Instead of something generic, the script tries to find a more specific title from the content frames.
In this example, "Welcome to the MSDN Library" gets replaced with a more relevant and usable title: "MSDN: Side-By-Side and Versioning Considerations for .NET Remoting".

Posted by Julien on February 27, 2006. Permalink
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at first, I meant to ask why don't you post it in http://userscripts.org, but then I saw you already did in http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/3349 so now I wonder why you don't link to this entries in your user scripts posts.

In addition, I htink I found a similar script that does it in an arguably more elegant way - http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2587

Posted by: splintor at February 27, 2006 01:50 PM

Thanks for the pointer Splintor, I definitely should have checked the userscript database first :-)

I agree the other script is cleaner. Mine was put together really quickly: I didn't want to worry with the XPCNativeWrapper injection changes (thus the injectMe method) and didn't spend long reverse-engineering the urls for MSDN ;-)

Posted by: Julien Couvreur at February 27, 2006 09:48 PM
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