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• Write Blog Posts From Inside Your Browser with ScribeFire

  

  11 Jul 2011 by Scott Nesbitt  

  That seems kind of obvious, doesn’t it? Blogging from insider your browser, I mean. That’s how most people do it — go to whatever blogging site they use, log in, and start typing. But that’s not necessarily the best way. And it’s not the most convenient, either, especially if you have more than one blog. So, what is the best way? That depends on your needs. But a good...

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• How to Block Advertisements in Opera with Fanboy’s Adblock List

  

  18 Feb 2011 by Dustin Patterson / 3 Comments 

  When I first considered switching to Opera as my primary web browser, there were a couple of criteria that had to be met. One major condition was that Opera needed to have the ability to block advertisements. In Firefox, advertisements are easily blocked with the Adblock Plus add-on.  The Adblock Plus add-on keeps an updated list of known advertisement sources and removes their content from a pag...

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• How To Add Greasemoney and Other Scripts To Opera 11

  

  07 Feb 2011 by Dustin Patterson  

  When I recently made the switch from Firefox to Opera, there were a couple of things I had to work out with my new web browser of choice.  One of my favorite add-ons for Firefox was Greasemonkey, which allows for the installation of scripts that modify and enhance web pages on-the-fly.  There is no version of Greasemonkey for Opera available since custom user scripts are supported out-of-the-bo...

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• Opera Web Browser: Fighting Back With Version 10.50

  

  02 Mar 2010 by Dustin Patterson / 2 Comments 

  Many people are aware of the instant popularity of the Google Chrome web browser, taking just over 3% of the browser market share upon its release.  Opera, a competitor in the web browser market since 1996, has only achieved a 2% market share in the past 14 years.  The Opera developers aim to get back into the web browser market with the 10.50 release of the Opera web browser. The Opera 10.50 we...

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• Optimize Your iGoogle Personalized Homepage with Super iGoogle

  

  26 Jan 2010 by Evan Wondrasek  

  I use iGoogle as my browser start page which allows me to quickly view things like the news, weather, movie showtimes, my to do list, and email when I open my browser.  iGoogle is completely customizable and supports a great variety of themes.  I only have one problem: the search header and sidebar take up a lot of valuable space that could be used for content. A simple way to condense the extra...

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