So what are your waiting for? Go to the extensions page for Firefox, if you're using that, search for Greasemonkey and install it. You don't even need to understand what it is. You just need to know that it can give you more and better "extensions". You can even learn how to make your own, if you have the time and patience.
After installing Greasemonkey (in Firefox, Chrome doesn't need the extension) go to userscripts.org and look around for a bit. Here are two suggestions to get you started with Greasemonkey scripts: this and this as well
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