Welp, another Greasemonkey, another problem. More barriers have been put in place between content and user scripts, and though this is a good thing for security, it screws up some of my scripts largely due to my own lazy coding practices. All of the user persistence scripts (Yahoo, Google, Flickr) have been updated to work in the new Greasemonkey (called 0.5, announced here).

While I was doing that, I made sure they work in Deer Park, the test version of the next Firefox. This is not a given, as Greasemonkey under Deer Park does some things differently than under current versions of Firefox. So when a version of the browser that is based upon Deer Park comes out, these three scripts at least will be ready to go. The rest of my scripts… well, when we get there, we get there.