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Originally Posted by stanleychief
Attention Developers (cough cough.. Simplex)
The same thing can be ported over to IE7. I just downloaded and installed IE7Pro (free) and it supports user scripts which are a dead ringer for GreaseMonkey scripts. I'd finish porting this over for IE tonight, but I need to go to work early and need some shuteye. 
Anyone want to finish the port this GreaseMonkey script over to IE7? |
Ah, the fabled ported version. Good luck with maintaining that.
There's also GM4IE (
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=gre...=UTF-8&fr=moz2), but I'm not testing or maintaining anything beyond the *****OFFICIAL***** Firefox version.
The biggest problems with going cross-browser are going to be related to the DOM and this thing basically lives in it full time. I can't think of a single compelling reason for more than 10 or 20 percent of the users to use IE instead of Firefox so spending a bunch of our (my) time coding cross-browser support doesn't make much sense when I could be plugging in new features instead. A lot of the upcoming features I'm planning get even deeper into the DOM and do things like overlayed DIVs, script-generated forms and images, etc. Keeping two versions synced could become problematic and would definately add overhead.