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Top 5 greasemonkey scripts to pimp your new Gmail 2.0

We checked out Shankri-la's linky goodness of 17 new Greasemonkey scripts to bump your new Gmail experience up a notch. Here's our 5 favorites from the list which should add more fabulousness and functionality to your favorite email client.

Gmail Insert HTML Signature 2.0 - inserts up to 2 of your HTML signatures into a Gmail message.

Enhance Gmail
- integrates Google Calendar, and Google Chat within Gmail. Removes the annoying invites box, Google user id from the top bar, and the footer.

Gmail Account Multi-Login - the dream script you've been looking for. Allows you to toggle between your Gmail accounts without siging out. Saweet.

FB Gmail - for the Facebook user. Now you can get your FB notifications in Gmail.

Gmail Attachment Reminder
- nice Doh! prevention. Reminds you to attach a file to your Gmail if it appears that you have not, based on whether you have the word attach(ed, ment, etc) in the body.

That's our top 5, but you can check out the 12 other useful scripts to make your Gmail experience richer and more productive. Now, if only there was a script to precisely and artfully select the important stuff from the junk. But on second thought, that would pose the much bigger problem of figuring out what to do with all the extra time that would free up while at work.

On third thought, culling through enormous quantities of the good, the bad and the ugly makes us seem so much more productive and oh, the satisfaction you get when emptying your trash.

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