EDIT -- TIL that getting Internet attention may lead to malicious people trying to hack your web server. That's fixed now. Ugh. Anyway, we're back to normal...

It's called Reddit Enhancement Suite, and it's the result of many hours of work, lots of users' feedback, and many more hours of work.

I really hope some of you find it useful. It includes:

• Keyboard navigation

• User tagger (tag users with a note and color)

• Subreddit tagger (add tags to posts to subreddits you want marked distinctly)

• Live comment preview (I see what this comment will look like as I type it!)

• lots of other stuff, too!

EDIT: Since the ever so famous Violentacrez is trying to smear me, I just thought I'd clarify something here:

1) The vast majority of the code in this module is my own.

2) Any code that is not my own is properly attributed in TWO PLACES -- in the source, and on the website for the RES extension. You can see in the details for each module what userscripts it was either inspired by or I used code from. Those same links and/or author names are provided within the source code of RES.

3) Much of the code that wasn't my own still had to be totally rewritten so it'd work across mulitple browsers. Many greasemonkey scripts just won't work out of the box in Chrome because it doesn't have access to all of the same things that greasemonkey provides.

4) In addition to the rewriting, I've usually added options / made things configurable that were not options in the original source.

5) Regarding all of the above: The source attribution and website attribution have been present since I released the module. I've always attributed the source. This is not new.

6) of the few modules that I used (with attribution) or repurposed - they were all added to the suite at the request of users!

I do feel I've done my due diligence of attributing authors in both the source code and my website for the extension. If you feel otherwise - especially if you are one of the original authors - please don't hesitate to contact me and/or publicly shame me and/or demand an apology.