Way back in January, I did a post about an awesome little Greasemonkey script that allowed FireFox users to change Google's horrible multi-colored favicon into a more eye-pleasing one. Well, today I have another Google-hacking, Greasemonkey script to share with you guys. This time we're going to learn how to hack our Google search results!

Mark Carey, from the MT-Hacks website, has come up with an ingenious Greasemonkey script that allows users to get real-time Twitter search results (5 most recent tweets) on Google, every time they do a search. I actually installed this script a little over an hour ago and have to say that I'm really enjoying it! It almost seems as if Twitter and Google search results were meant to be displayed on the same page. Great job Mark!

Here's how you can get real-time Twitter results on your Google searches:

1. If you don't already have it, install the Greasemonkey add-on for Firefox.
2. Click the "Install" button on the "Twitter Search Results on Google" page on userscripts.org.

That's it! Enjoy!! :-)

Via MT-Hacks

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