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You know ... that bar that appear on top of GMail, GReader, G+, and so on ...

As GReader is dommed to death, I would like to customize my google bar to replace GReader link with the remplacement I will find for it.

Considering I mainly (if not exclusively) use Opera and Firefox, how can I change it the easiest way ?

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This question is off topic here but anyway, you can't. It is part of the gmail website, you can't change it short of breaking into the google servers and changing the page's code. – terdon Mar 17 at 13:03
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You could look into writing a user script that runs a piece of Javascript and replaces that entry. – Daniel Beck Mar 17 at 13:18
Daniel Beck is right. You can use Greasemonkey on Firefox to run the script that you make: addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/greasemonkey – Wk_of_Angmar Mar 17 at 18:03

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