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August 27th, 2009
Windows 7 Taskbar Jump List for Firefox 3.5
One of the many features of the revolutionary Windows 7 Taskbar is Jump List. All the default programs like Internet Explorer 8 and Windows Media Player 12 that are bundled together with Windows 7 have this nifty feature support.
[Jump List feature for IE8]
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July 24th, 2009
Firefox 3.5 Clear Private Data “Workaround”
If you are a Firefox 3.0.x (or older) users and have upgraded to the latest Firefox 3.5.x, do you notice that there is no “Clear Private Data…” under Tools menu? I’ve just realized that myself today! It has been changed to “Clear Recent History…”.
[Clear Private Data Menu in Firefox 3.0.x]
[Clear Recent History Menu in Firefox 3.5.x]
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April 6th, 2009
Too Addicted With MySpace? Get This Firefox Plugin!
How addicted are you with MySpace?
So… you can’t help yourself eat and sleep with MySpace — NO PROBLEM! This funny yet useful Firefox plugin, AmIOnMySpace.com (Firefox plugin) will alert you when you “accidently” stumble onto MySpace.com.
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December 18th, 2008
One-Click Blog Comment with easyComment (Firefox Extension)
Are you tired of having to enter your name, email, website and your comment every time you leave a comment on blogs? Then easyComment is the one and the only Firefox extension you will ever need!
easyComment is a MUST have Firefox extension/plugin for frequent blog commenters. The idea behind easyComment is simple – help you auto fill blog post comment box with your preset comment information.
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May 17th, 2006
Multi Bookmarks Toolbars in Firefox
To be honest, the Bookmarks Toolbar feature that comes along with Firefox is very handy, that is for quick link to your regular bookmarked sites—in just a single click.
But it has limitation, you can only have ONE Bookmarks Toolbar, and that is sad—when the current Bookmarks Toolbar is fully occupied by long bookmarks.
Lucky you, there are two ways: you can have an additional Bookmarks Toolbar or multiple rows of your current Bookmarks Toolbar.
The additional Bookmarks Toolbar:
Go here: http://users.blueprintit.co.uk/~dave/web/firefox/multiptf/index.html
(This is a plugin/extension that enable you to have a second Bookmarks Toolbar)
Enable multiple rows of your current Bookmarks Toolbar:
To have the Bookmarks Toolbar display many rows, add the following to your userChrome.css
/* Multi-row bookmarks toolbar */
#bookmarks-ptf {display:block}
#bookmarks-ptf toolbarseparator {display:inline}
Tip: Where is my userChrome.css?
This link might be handy; http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/edit
Hope helps!
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May 16th, 2006
How to Install Firefox Themes Offline
If you download some theme to your hard disk you’ll find its a .jar file. When you open it using Firefox, Firefox doesn’t initiate the theme installation procedure.
So, how? No, worry solution is simple.
Go to this page Install Firefox Theme From Local Disk (Offline).
Save the web page to your hard disk.
Now when ever you want to install a theme, load this page locally and direct it to the .jar file on your hard disk.
It’s simple as that!
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May 13th, 2006
How to Update Windows using Firefox or Opera
Microsoft don”t allow us to use non-Internet Explorer browser to run Windows Update.
But need not worry much, there”s always a to counter Microsoft. By going to this site, you can now use Opera and Firefox to update your Windows. Not from Microsoft site though, but from website.
Link: WindizUpdate
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May 11th, 2006
Firefox Everywhere!
Fancy about the Firefox logo? Look at these pictures below. The Firefox logo is on a bus, yes a BUS! Look at this bus (I think it’s in India), the Firefox logo is decorating its body.
Not just that, look at these following pictures…
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