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Browsers
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Firefox Desktop Turns Your Browser Into an Operating System (sort of)
05 May 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 8 Comments
Firefox only: With the advent of cloud computing and sites such as Gmail, Google Docs, and even the online version of Photoshop, it is clear that desktop computing as we know it is beginning to shift towards an internet environment. Browsers are quickly becoming the focal point of all our daily computing tasks, which easily explains the recent popularity of netbooks and mini computers. Desktop...
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How To: Automatically View YouTube Videos in HD and Resized to 720p
21 Apr 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 3 Comments
Firefox Only: Now that YouTube has a high quality / high definition option available for almost all videos, you may have found yourself wishing it would be enabled by default. Realistically, YouTube has the higher quality mode disabled by default to save bandwidth on users who don’t mind lower quality videos, but this guide will show you how to automatically view all YouTube videos in t...
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How To: Automatically Hide Labels in Gmail
16 Apr 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 1 Comment
Firefox Only: Although Gmail’s labels can be extremely useful for organizing and increasing your email productivity, they can become quite a nuisance if you have several labels applied to a message. When this happens, the labels take over the space that usually displays the message preview, and makes your inbox start to look cluttered and disorganized. You can automatically hide Gmail...
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Spice Up Firefox’s Appearance with Personas
12 Apr 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 1 Comment
Firefox is a great browser, but despite all it’s usefulness it is pretty drab in the aesthetics department. While the browser has always allowed you to install themes to modify its appearance, they have never been wildly popular nor particularily intuitive for the everyday user. Personas for Firefox are lightweight, easy-to-install “skins” that can be changed quickly and easily...
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Enhance Websites in Firefox with Greasemonkey
07 Apr 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 5 Comments
Greasemonkey is an extremely versatile add-on for Mozilla Firefox which allows users to install scripts that can make modifications to most HTML-based websites. Greasemonkey can greatly enhance a website by changing the layout, adding new features, or increasing ease-of-use. To install Greasemonkey, head on over to the Firefox Add-On Greasemonkey page and click “Add to Firefox”. Af...
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