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Download of the Day: TooManyTabs
Ever since Firefox and I have patched up our rocky relationship, I've been looking at new ways to spruce up my favorite Internet browser. The FF add-on ColorfulTabs (I couldn't imagine my virtual world without it!) has added the perfect amount of oo la la to not only my browser, but my screen appearance in general. But I'm loving my latest add-on, TooManyTabs, because it provides you with an extra Firefox row, so you don't have to scroll through all your tabs to see them — making it much easier to find specific tabs!
Geek Tip: Retrieving Closed Firefox Tabs
This happens to me all of the time. I'll be using Firefox to surf the net, open way too many tabs, close a few to open more and realize that I need to go back to a website. Well luckily there are a couple of tricks to help you get your tabs back.
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Geek Tip: Add A Splash Of Color To Your Tabs
If you use Firefox and want to add a hint of elegance to your internet browsing, you should try the colorful tabs add-on. This tool will color every tab in a different color, making them easily distinguishable while adding some beautiful hues to your overall interface.
Check out Colorful Tabs to download.
How to: Export Your Bookmarks Before a Browser Breakup
Dealing with a faulty web browser that keeps crashing is like banging your head against a wall. You need it to surf the Internet, but you long to break free of all of its issues.
So if you've totally had it with your current browser (I'm talking about you, Firefox), but are afraid to separate due to your intricate organization of your bookmarks, don't be.
Daily Tech: Happy 30th Birthday Sony Walkman!
- Gizmodo pays tribute to the debut of the WM-10 Super Walkman, from way back in 1983. — Gizmodo
- Google's toolbar can now translate languages on a webpage. — USA Today
- There's actually a simple hack that makes it easy to switch between tabs in Firefox with multitouch gestures.
What to Expect With Firefox 3.1
On Tuesday, Firefox will be releasing its 3.0 "browser that has it all" which is said to include one-click bookmarking, the smart location bar and fast performance. The only major thumbs down rumblings I've heard is that it won't support Google Browser Sync like previous versions of Firefox. If you are a regular user of Browser Sync, there are said to be other sync products that work just as well.
GoogleTube: The Best of Both Worlds
There's only one thing that GoogleTube does, but it does it very well: this Firefox extension adds a YouTube icon to your Google results so you can watch videos in the same window. No more opening multiple tabs, using the back button or getting lost within the many channels of YouTube.
Just click on the YouTube icon that shows up next to video results and a small, floating window pops out so you can watch it right there on the page.
Use Firefox's Page Info to Recover Forgotten Passwords
Do you chronically blank on your passwords? If so, I have a little tip that can make things much easier on you: you can recover saved passwords from any site in Firefox in five easy steps! Ready?
Geek Tip: Firefox Keyboard Shortcuts
Ever since I made the leap to Firefox, I can't imagine using any other web browser to navigate my way around the internet. Even considering the current controversy regarding the browser's growing pains I'm still hooked. I mean, who doesn't love colorful tabs and the idea of an open-source Internet browser?
Geek Tip: Export Your Feeds From One RSS Reader to Another
Change can be hard. Maybe, for instance, you committed to an RSS Reader early on and then decided to switch to a different RSS Reader later on. I'm not here to judge — just to guide.
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