Category Archives: Greasemonkey

FreshBooks referrals count Greasemonkey script

The FreshBooks page that shows referral information was lacking a quick way to see a count of the total number of referrals and how many of them have signed up for service.  So, I whipped up a quick Greasemonkey script to show the totals at the top of the page.  It’s really quite basic, but [...]

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Freshbooks Greasemonkey Script – Select All Projects

I just created another greasemonkey script for Freshbooks.  This one lets me select all projects easily from the generate invoice page.  I have a client that I invoice bi-weekly and their book keeping requires me to have several separate projects setup.  Minor annoyance to always select them all, so I created a little script to [...]

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Updated Script – Freshbooks Paid in Full

Josh mentioned my Freshbooks paid-in-full script wasn’t working when entering payments for multiple invoices at a time.  I’ve never had the pleasure of entering multiple invoices at a time, so I didn’t consider that scenario!  It’s updated to support that now, download below.
Here is the script (Firefox & Greasemonkey Required):
freshbooks_paid_in_full.user.js

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Freshbooks Greasemonkey Script – Project/Task Auto-Select

As I wrote in my last post, I’ve been using Freshbooks for invoicing since I started Versite.  Freshbooks is a truly awesome application, saving me tons of time, and with reasonable fees.
Yesterday, I created a greasemonkey script that creates a one-click way to mark an invoice paid in full.  Today, I’ve created another script, this [...]

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Freshbooks Greasemonkey Script – Paid in Full

I’ve used an online invoicing application called Freshbooks for the last few year.  It’s a great invoicing application, providing everything I need for my clients – easily creating professional looking invoices, providing reports and exports of staff timesheets, ability to configure different rates for clients by project/task, etc, etc.
However, recently, I’ve become annoyed with how [...]

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