why the lucky stiff wrote:
> MouseHole 1.1 is out.  If you're unfamiliar with it, that's okay because 
> it's only a few days old really.
> 
> Here's a visual walkthrough: 
> <http://redhanded.hobix.com/inspect/mousehole11InPlainView.html>
>

Very slick.


> In a nutshell, MouseHole is a scriptable web proxy.  It's designed as an 
> alternative to Firefox's Greasemonkey extension.  You start up 
> MouseHole, you set it as your web proxy in your browser's configuration, 
> you surf the web, installing scripts you find on the web and letting 
> those scripts effect your view of the web.
> User scripts can mount themselves as applications as well.  For example, 
> there's an Instiki-clone for MouseHole, which mounts itself at /wiki.
> 
> Anyway, here's the MouseHole phone book:
> 
>   * Download MouseHole 1.1:
>         o Windows standalone.
>           
> <http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/5867/mouseHole-1.1-win32-standalone.zip> 

Sadness.  This URL just brings up a blank page.

James

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