Google - Hide Username

Excellent, (I use it through a Greasemonkey stub that loads the CSS, but anyway...).

Do you plan to add support for blogspot.com?

Veru usefull
You can add Google support:

/* Google support */
@-moz-document url-prefix(http://www.google.com/support/) {

#baseDiv > DIV:first-child > STRONG
{display:none !important}
}

Nice if you just want to stop the guy at your local coffee house from spying your email address over your shoulder, but the address is still being sent over an insecure connection (on free Wifi for example) to that page. To stop that, you'll need to set the SID cookie to secure, which I've made a GM script for: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/33643

It works!

Nice script...

To have the username showed in the corner in Gmail, but not on all the other Google sites I have deleted this part of the code:

/* Gmail */
@-moz-document url-prefix("http://mail.google.com/"),
url-prefix("https://mail.google.com/") {

/* OLD VERSION */
#guser > nowrap > b,
[class="trb"][valign="top"][align="right"] > b
{display: none !important;}

/* NEW VERSION */
[id="undefined"][class="nQ6QTe"] > nobr > b
{display:none !important;}
}

Update:
Hmm seems that the script only works on google.com domains. Would be perfect if support were added for locale google domains.
It doesn't work changing all the adresses to google.* . That results in it not working at all.
It is a bit dodgy having to ad some extra clone rules for your locale, takes a bit of time. Would be great if all google locales were auto built in.

(i cant seem to do anything except edit my previous post... yeah i know... kinda dumb... ;) hehe... what am i doing wrong?)
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Great :) :)

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June 6 2007
Thanks for the update :)
please include the url http://google.com/notebook in the list of urls...
(note that this is not the same as http://www.google.com/notebook)
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May 31 2007
Yes... google has been making more changes recently.
One of the major change i have noticed is that they seem to be introducing a single consistent bar across all their pages. (on the top in white with various links.)
This should fix all those bars... I have not fully searched for all sites that have been changed though... But i do know that quite a few (including at this moment google, google calendar, google notebook) have been changed.
Heres the css
#guser b {visibility: hidden;}
Note: google and google notebook seem to be working okay using the old css but google calendar is broken
They all use bars now though...
This is the html of the bar
<div align=right id=guser style="font-size:84%;padding-bottom:4px" width=100%><nobr><b>krftrzx@gmail.com</b>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href="javascript:gnb._open()">My Notebooks</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href="http://www.google.com/searchhistory/?hl=en">Web History</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/accounts/ManageAccount">My Account</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href="http://www.google.com/accounts/Logout?continue=http://www.google.com/">Sign out</a></nobr></div>
Another thing i noticed on one site (dont remember where) was that the following css had to be used
td[align="right"]>font[size="-1"] b {visibility: hidden;}
The complete style (complete to me that is ;) because i really havent bothered to check for any more sites than what i use) is
{
#guser b {visibility: hidden;}
td[align="right"]>font[size="-1"] b {visibility: hidden;}
}
Okay... Just checked out that gmail works as soon as u login i.e. on the inbox page but not when u open mail.
So thats another thing that needs to be fixed.
I do appreciate the work that has gone into this style.
I will keep you posted on anything else i find broken.
Hoping to see everything fixed soon... ;)
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May 02 2007
Great style
But needs the following to be added.
1. Google images has to have the same thing as the google web search page. Is broken.
2. Google notebook also works on the url http://google.com/notebook (note that the www. is missing.)
In addition to your style this is what i use
/* Google Images */
@-moz-document url-prefix(http://images.google.com),
url-prefix(http://www.google.com/imghp) {
[align="right"][width="100%"][style="padding-bottom: 4px;"][nowrap=""] > [size="-1"] > b,
[align="right"][width="100%"] > nobr > b
{display:none !important}
}
/* Google Notebook */
@-moz-document url-prefix(http://google.com/notebook) {
[nowrap=""][align="right"] > [size="-1"][face="Arial, sans-serif"] > b
{display:none !important}
}