One of the most popular features on FireFox is Greasemonkey: this addon allows you to use a lot of usefull scripts.
This is also possible on Safari browser from Apple on Mac computers.
How? Not so difficult.
1- SIMBL Download-Installation.
You can download SIMBL from here.
Then install it following the instructions (you'll have to click "Next" everytime).
2- Download GreaseKit (link).
3- Close Safari browser.
4- To install GreaseKit, drag GreaseKit.bundle file into [b]~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins[/b].
If the SIMBL/Plugins/ folder doesn't exist, you've to create it. Then drop GreaseKit.bundle inside.
5- Open Safari.
Now you should see a GreaseKit link in the Safari Menu, like this:
6- Install GreaseMonkey Scripts.
You only have to go to http://userscripts.org and look for the script that you prefer. When you find it, click on the "Install this script" button.
7- A Safari dialog will appear asking you to confirm the installation. Click Install.
8- After few seconds, you'll see in your GreaseKit menu the new installed script.
9- How can I know if a GM-Script will work on Safari? You must try it. In general, almost all GM-scripts should run without any problem in Safari... but maybe some of them need some modification or don't work. Test it!... and if your favorite script works... enjoy it!!!
This is also possible on Safari browser from Apple on Mac computers.
How? Not so difficult.
1- SIMBL Download-Installation.
You can download SIMBL from here.
Then install it following the instructions (you'll have to click "Next" everytime).
2- Download GreaseKit (link).
3- Close Safari browser.
4- To install GreaseKit, drag GreaseKit.bundle file into [b]~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins[/b].
If the SIMBL/Plugins/ folder doesn't exist, you've to create it. Then drop GreaseKit.bundle inside.
5- Open Safari.
Now you should see a GreaseKit link in the Safari Menu, like this:
6- Install GreaseMonkey Scripts.
You only have to go to http://userscripts.org and look for the script that you prefer. When you find it, click on the "Install this script" button.
7- A Safari dialog will appear asking you to confirm the installation. Click Install.
8- After few seconds, you'll see in your GreaseKit menu the new installed script.
9- How can I know if a GM-Script will work on Safari? You must try it. In general, almost all GM-scripts should run without any problem in Safari... but maybe some of them need some modification or don't work. Test it!... and if your favorite script works... enjoy it!!!
PD: "How to" adapted from simplehelp.net/2007/11/14/how-…monkey-scripts-in-safari/ from Ross McKillop post