The RoLLing cOde

defaults write -app OmniWeb ABIsEnabled -int 1
defaults write -app OmniWeb ABSubscriptions -array -string en
defaults write -app OmniWeb OWAddressFilteringEnabled -int 1

• works for Safari & Webkit too
• no preference UI in OmniWeb, turn on/off by using built-in AdBlock switch of OW
• built-in ad block of OmniWeb still works, use that as customized block list if you wish
• only tested on OSX 10.6.3 / OW 5.10.2-r128512, might also be ok for earlier versions though

Source

This handy script will remind(disturb?) you every N minutes about what you are doing (if you begin a task in
The Hit List
) or you are idling right now as
Growl
notification.

Paste the following code to Script Editor, Save.

try
	tell application "GrowlHelperApp" to register as application "THL Notifier" all notifications {"Doing", "Idle"} default notifications {"Doing", "Idle"} icon of application "The Hit List"
	tell application "System Events"
		tell process "The Hit List" to set myDoing to get value of text field 1 of window "Timer"
		tell application "GrowlHelperApp" to notify with name "Doing" title (myDoing) description ("now doing...") application name "THL Notifier" priority 0 sticky no icon of application "The Hit List"
	end tell
on error
	tell application "GrowlHelperApp" to notify with name "Idle" title ("Something to do?") description ("idle...") application name "THL Notifier" priority 0 sticky no icon of application "The Hit List"
end try

Open Terminal, type

crontab -e

Add this line and save ( you can change 15 to what ever minutes between each reminder)

*/15  *    *    *    *    osascript /path/to/Whatsup.scpt

Note: due to the limitation of the time tracking window display in THL, this script does not support Spaces very well.

As developing ActionScript projects, one have to frequently switch between different Flash versions and test. Here is a tip for Mac OSX ( also works on Windows I think ) to install multiple versions of Flash Player plugins for Firefox.

When Firefox starts, it scans for plugins in 3 sets of directories:

1. General plugin directory for current system and user, e.g.
   /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
2. Plugin directory for current application executable file, e.g.
   /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/plugins/
3. Plugin directory for current profile, e.g. 
   ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/fw9q5h64.default/plugins

Then it will
sort by modification time
, dedupe and load all the plugins.

Now you get the trick:

1. Extract the desired firefox plugin files (
   e.g. Flash Player.plugin
   and
   flashplayer.xpt
   on Mac ) from Flash plugin installer or copy from installed directory ( e.g.
   /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
   on Mac )
2. Copy these files to your favorite firefox app or profile directory
3. use the command
   
   
      touch -t 201603150101.01

   Flash Player.plugin

   flashplayer.xpt

   to make the mtime larger than the one in the general directory.

4. repeat above steps for all flash versions you want.

Update: you should check “Open using Rosetta” when playing Flash 8 or earlier with Firefox on Mac.

It’s a
Fluid
SSB user script.

// ==UserScript==
// @name        1G1G
// @namespace   http://fluidapp.com
// @description Show Growl notification when song changes
// @include     *
// @author      freewizard gmail.com
// ==/UserScript==

(function () {
    if (window.fluid) {
        window.lastTitle = "亦歌-自由自在听音乐";
        setInterval(function() {
            if (document.title == window.lastTitle) return;
            window.lastTitle = document.title;
            window.fluid.showGrowlNotification({
                title: "亦歌",
                description: window.lastTitle,
                identifier: "www.1G1G.com"
            });
        }, 1000);
    }
})();

Run the following AppleScript code in Entourage as incoming mail rule and/or scheduled task: