A year ago, I created a Greasemonkey user script that displays the most recent 5 tweets for the query that you are searching for at the top of Google search results.

Today I have created one that does the same thing for Google Buzz results:

This works in both FireFox and Chrome.

Currently, the Buzz results are restricted to actual Buzz updates -- it excludes updates that are imported from other services sich as Twitter, Google Reader, RSS feeds, etc. This seemed to provide the best experience, but a future version may have options/settings for adjusting this. Buzz results are presented in plain text, limited to the first 140 characters, so they don't take up too much screen space on the Google results page. A "more »" link appears when the Buzz has additional text or media (links, images, etc.).

The Buzz results are powered by the Buzzzy API. A big thanks to the creators of Buzzzy for there work in creating a search engine and API for Buzz updates!

Get Buzz results on your Google searches:

FireFox

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

Chrome

1. Install the Google Chrome Extension from the Extensions Gallery: Buzz Results on Google Chrome Extension.
2. Click the "Install" button on the above page.

If you like this, please tweet it by clicking here! (short url for this page is http://mt-hacks.com/72Uw)

Feedback and suggestions are welcome, via comments on this entry, or via Twitter reply, Google Buzz, etc.