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<blockquote data-quote="Chronosome" data-source="post: 5147702" data-attributes="member: 274">Hi all,I'm new to this neck of the EN World Woods, so I'm not sure if my question is inappropriate for this forum. If so, sorry.Basically, my request is: Does anyone know of a userscript, userstyle, or extension that would allow Firefox to rename a tab automatically? I just started running a 4e campaign from my notebook and have found the stat-blocks made available to me through D&amp;D Insider to be incredibly useful. I pre-load them into multiple tabs then click on to reference throughout the game*. It has worked wonderfully so far and, look ma! -- no paper cuts! My issue is that a stat-block loaded into a new tab from Compendium is named for its location; something like &quot;dndinsider/compendium/monster.aspx?id=447&quot; when I'd much rather have it say something like&nbsp; &quot;Tarrasque&quot;. I've been using Tab Mix Plus to manually rename them, but I wouldn't mind a little automation to help me along.My ultimate goal would be to click on a Compendium link and have Firefox automatically open a stat-blocked tab with its correct name. Does anyone know of a quick way I could get this going? It seems like a job for Greasemonkey, but I'm nowhere close to being a Java maven.Thanks; any help would be greatly appreciated. <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/glasses.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt="B-)" title="Glasses&nbsp; &nbsp; B-)" data-shortname="B-)" />________*Also part of my &quot;D&amp;D Tab Suite&quot;, if you're curious: Colorize Tabs to separate them (by encounter and type), Tab Mix Plus for multiple rows, Firefox Showcase/Mouseless Browsing for quick access, and Session Manager to rack 'em during design then throw 'em up at the start of a night's game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chronosome, post: 5147702, member: 274"] Hi all, I'm new to this neck of the EN World Woods, so I'm not sure if my question is inappropriate for this forum. If so, sorry. Basically, my request is: Does anyone know of a userscript, userstyle, or extension that would allow Firefox to rename a tab automatically? I just started running a 4e campaign from my notebook and have found the stat-blocks made available to me through D&D Insider to be incredibly useful. I pre-load them into multiple tabs then click on to reference throughout the game[COLOR=Red][B]*[/B][/COLOR]. It has worked wonderfully so far and, look ma! -- no paper cuts! My issue is that a stat-block loaded into a new tab from Compendium is named for its location; something like "dndinsider/compendium/monster.aspx?id=447" when I'd much rather have it say something like "Tarrasque". I've been using [B]Tab Mix Plus [/B]to manually rename them, but I wouldn't mind a little automation to help me along. My ultimate goal would be to click on a Compendium link and have Firefox automatically open a stat-blocked tab with its correct name. Does anyone know of a quick way I could get this going? It seems like a job for Greasemonkey, but I'm nowhere close to being a Java maven. Thanks; any help would be greatly appreciated. B-) ________ [B][COLOR=Red]*[/COLOR][/B][COLOR=White]A[/COLOR]lso part of my "D&D Tab Suite", if you're curious: [B]Colorize Tabs[/B] to separate them (by encounter and type), [B]Tab Mix Plus [/B]for multiple rows, [B]Firefox Showcase[/B]/[B]Mouseless Browsing[/B] for quick access, and [B]Session Manager[/B] to rack 'em during design then throw 'em up at the start of a night's game. [/QUOTE]

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