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Download of the Day: Send Tab URLs
Being the nut job that I am, I can't seem to cut back on the amount of tabs I keep open in Firefox — which usually total anywhere from 50 - 100. I know, I'm killing my RAM in the process and my MacBook is secretly threatening to crash on me once and for all. I used to be a big fan of CopyAllURLs, a handy Firefox add-on that would copy all of my open tabs and I could paste them in a text file.
A fabulous download - Separe
Of the many Firefox extensions I have, this is one I enjoy using very much and has proven to be very useful, especially when I surf multiple Sugar sites simultaneously. This is the description given on Download.com. Manage tabs by creating a tab separator.Quick Look at Safari Beta 4
I know they make Safari for Windows but I'm pretty sure most Windows peeps are gonna stick to IE or FireFox and the like. TUAW has more in depth info, I'm just sticking to the pretty points.
The initial window looks the same.
Picture Uploader
A couple months ago, the photo uploader stopped working for me - I use Firefox. I don't get a message or anything - it just locks up Firefox completely and I have to shut it down and restart. I've updated it - and gotten a new pc!Download of The Day: FoxyTunes
Oh, how I hate tabbing back and forth from Firefox to iTunes. It just takes so much time! If you're a geek, you know our goal is to make things easier for ourselves, not to control + tab our life away.
Download of the Day: Better GReader
As a geek, it's kind of embarrassing to admit that I was ever resistant to using an RSS reader, based on the fact that I liked the way many of my blogs look in their original forms. So many sites put a lot of thought into their design, but I slowly came around to putting some of the blogs I read into Google Reader. Of course, I slowly became dependent on it and finally added all my blogs I love, even if I had to miss the pretty site design I delight in seeing when I open up their pages.
Handy Keyboard Shortcuts
Source: PC Mag, Aug 7, 2007 PC Magazine staffers reveal their favorites among the lesser-known key combinations. Windows key–M Minimizes all Windows (good for when the boss walks into your cubicle). — Whitney Reynolds Shift–F4 Automatically repeats the previous Find command in Microsoft Word.
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