Greasemonkey»

Heard of it, but don't know what it is?

Same here.

Here's what I found that caught my attention, "You can alter pages so they work better with assistive technologies that speak a web page out loud or convert it to Braille." - diveintogreasemonkey.org/install/what-is-greasemonkey.html

Refs:

• 'The weblog about Greasemonkey' - www.greasespot.net
• Download Find Scripts Write Scripts Discuss Wiki Dev
• GreaseSpot Wiki - wiki.greasespot.net
  
• Tutorials
• Greasemonkey Firefox Add-On
  

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Personal Wiki, as a Personal Knowledge [Data] Base

The idea is to make each word on each of my documents linked to the appropriate document that contains more information about that word. A personal Wikipedia, if you will.

For example:

Google Code, as Community - for exampe: ScribeFire's feedbacking is done from it's About tool, and is connected to Google Code.

Notice the first link's tool tip. Notice the second link's tool tip. Notice that the first one has an "»" and the second one does not. The first one is a link to one of my documents, and the second link is not to one of my documents; rather it is a link to a web page.

This hidden method (tool tip) may be too subtle. So, alternatively the "»" could be visible. For example:

Google Code, as Community - for exampe: ScribeFire's feedbacking» is done from it's About tool, and is connected to Google Code.

What do you think about this?

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