INSTALL-template

I strongly recommend that you use these scripts with Google Chrome.
Chrome offers the easiest installation, fastest performance, and
fewest bugs.  There are some instructions for other browsers at
the bottom of this page.

To install in Chrome, all you need to do is find your language in the
table below, follow the link to the Chrome Web Store, and click the
blue "Add To Chrome" button at the top right-hand side of the page.

Then visit facebook.com and you should see things in your language.
No need to restart your browser, although you may need to refresh
the page if you were already logged into Facebook.

Note that there is a "Default" language for each script given in the table.
In most cases, it's "en", which means you must have your Facebook 
language set to "English (US)" for the translation to work correctly
(you can set you language on Facebook's "Account Settings" page).
If the default language is "es", you need to select "Español" (no region),
and if it's "fr", select "Français (France)".

This way, anything untranslated will appear in the default language;
the idea being that Aragonese speakers will find Spanish preferable
to English, etc.

|_. Code |_. Default |_. Name (English) |_. Name (Native) |_. Version |_. Home Page |_. Translators |


To use these scripts in other browsers, you'll first need to install
a special addon. Then, you should be able to install by following
the links in the table above. I've only tested this with Firefox.

* "Firefox":http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html ("Addon":https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/748)
* "Internet Explorer":http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/products/ie/home ("Addon":http://www.bhelpuri.net/Trixie/)
* "Safari":http://www.apple.com/safari/ ("Addon":http://8-p.info/greasekit/)

How to Uninstall

If you decide you'd like to uninstall the addon, it's very easy.  In Chrome, you can disable or uninstall from the "Extensions manager" (chrome://extensions), or choose "Extensions" from the Preferences menu.  In Firefox, you can manage Greasemonkey scripts by going to Tools -> Addons, and clicking "User Scripts" (with the monkey icon) on the right-hand side of the page.