Chrome 1.0 (not Chromium) supports Greasemonkey now

Google Chrome 1.0 supports Greasemonkey.  You can use Google Reader Unread Count and Better Mobile Twitter in Chrome now.

To enable Greasemonkey in Chrome, download and install the latest Chrome. Right click your Chrome shortcut, add "--enable-greasemonkey" to the end of the "Target" box (see below).  Finally, you have to put the scripts in the folder "C:\scripts\" and the script files' extension must be ".user.js".

Google Reader has new look

Google Reader has new look.  I like the collapsible section so I can free more space for the feed list.  And I'm please to tell you that my Google Reader Unread Count greasemonkey script still works for new look.  Enjoy it.