Google Reader Preview
I finally decided to take matters into my own hands and create my personalized blogging experience - online, accessible from everywhere platform (Google Readerer), showing articles as one-liner summaries ("List View") plus an ala-Thunderbird "show article webpage instead of just an RSS text-only summary" upon clicking an item. The last was trickier, and required cruder methods - welcome the "Google Reader Preview" userscript...
Google Reader Preview - A Firefox Greasemonkey userscript that replaces Google Reader’s article summary with a frame containing the actual blog item.
Currently works only in “List View” and not in the default “Expanded View” (select in upper right corner). Click any item in the list view to see the original blog within Google Reader.
Go here to install Firefox's Greasemonkey add-on, and here for Google Reader Preview.
Enjoy!
posted by Itai Lahan at
8:36 PM
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Anonymous, at 8:25 PM, November 20, 2006
Thank you. I love it!
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Jeremy, at 9:40 AM, January 17, 2007
thanks. this is exactly what i need to make google reader better.
is there a way to make the fram it opens in a little smaller?
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Phil Miller, at 6:37 PM, January 31, 2007
is there a way to show the preview only for selected feeds? most of my feeds have good short versions so I don't really need this iframe preview for every feed.
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jack, at 11:54 AM, February 08, 2007
Hey guys, thanks for your interest. I didn't plan on adding extended setup options for this script, e.g. dynamic frame size, per feed availability, but I guess that if the demand will be high enough, I'll take the time to add it in...
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Itai Lahan, at 1:23 PM, February 08, 2007
Very cool idea for a script! Thanks for creating this.
I need to chime in with a request for the ability to disable/enable this per feed.
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Claire and Owen, at 11:47 PM, May 05, 2007
I love this script. Thanks. Would it be possible to make a keyboard shortcut toggle the preview on and off?
Thanks
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CNM, at 7:26 PM, July 25, 2007
I would love to see this script support/work with the Expanded View.
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Anonymous, at 5:25 PM, September 22, 2007
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