[Translate] Image by kevindooley via Flickr Amazon.com’s AStore Affiliate program pays charities if you search Amazon via a referrer link. In the spirit of giving, here’s how you can replace your Amazon Firefox Search Bar button with the AStore search link of your favorite caus[...]
Posts Tagged ‘firefox’
November 12th, 2009 - 1:06 pm § in FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax
Replace Your Firefox Plugins with Mozilla Ubiquity
[Translate] Image by flod via Flickr Everybody loves Firefox. Even with all the other fast, standards-compliant modern browsers out there (like Chrome, Safari, and Opera– sorry IE!) Firefox stands alone for its rich variety of extensions. If you’re using Firefox, you can be sur[...]
August 21st, 2009 - 1:21 pm § in FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax
iPhone-style phone number hyperlinks in Firefox [Mac, Win, Linux]
[Translate] Image via Wikipedia One thing that grabs people’s attention when they get an iPhone is that phone numbers on websites automatically become hyperlinks. Click on a number, and the iPhone asks you if you want to call that number. Firefox on your computer has this same abili[...]
August 4th, 2009 - 3:17 pm § in FreeAppoftheDay
Bridge the Screen Divide: YuuGuu, Jaadu, and Chicken of the VNC
[Translate] Image via Wikipedia Has this ever happened to you? <<<<<<<RING! RING!>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Me: Hello? Dad: Hi Ted. There’s a problem with the computer. All my programs disappeared. Me: What do you mean they disappear[...]
Zemanta: Add more information to your blogs automatically!
[Translate] Image via CrunchBase Zemanta is a Firefox plugin that scans your blog posts for keywords, then suggests links, images, and tags to complement your blog. It’s super easy and free. Check it out! Related articles by Zemanta Zemanta, using shared data (netsetters.nl) Zem[...]
September 1st, 2008 - 5:11 pm § in FreeAppoftheDay, TeacherHax
Go from browser to blogger in no time! [ScribeFire, GToolbar]
[Translate] Most people are wary of the idea of blogging because they think of it as another, separate activity they have to do on top of their other responsibilities. The term “blogger” has become an acceptable job title, like “journalist” or “pundit”. The[...]
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