Google Reader Preview
Google Reader Preview is another neat Greasemonkey user script for Firefox that adds new functionality to Google Reader.
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.
This slows Google Reader down a bit while posts load from their original locations inside Google Reader, but I’m liking it enough to leave it installed for at least a few days and keep playing with it.
Other Google Reader tips, tricks, and extensions:
- 3 More Reasons to Love Google Reader
(Includes searching your feeds, trends, and sorting by oldest) - Two more ways to trick out Google Reader
(Includes Greasemonkey Userscript for Google Reader Subscribe and Google Reader Notifier Firefox extension) - More toys for tricking out Google Reader
(Includes Gordita, Google Reader Optimized userscript, and Controlling Google Reader with a Bluetooth Phone) - Unofficial Google Reader Notifier (for OSX)
Got any other fun or useful Google Reader tricks?
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