In this post I am listing the best shortcuts in Firefox to make your browsing experience better. Auto complete domain extensions: You must be knowing the shortcut (Ctrl+Enter) for automatically adding ‘.com’ at the end of every name you enter in address bar. But what about Continue reading

One of the most famous addon for Firefox browser, Foxmarks added support for password syncing. Originally developed for bookmark syncing, the addon was used in conjunction with Google’s now-out-of-development Browser Sync addon. I posted long time back, how these two addons, Foxmarks and Continue reading

We all love Firefox for many reasons. One of them is its feature to store usernames and passwords. The best thing about this is, we can see saved usernames and passwords if we forgot them. Here is an excellent add-on which can allow you to export and import saved passwords. Such exported data comes handy when Firefox crashes or you want to set-up a new Firefox on another machine, e.g. laptop. Read the rest of this entry »

One of most frequently asked question by Orkut users to me, is how to generate/create own custom orkut theme. By custom theme, they do not mean anything serious but just want to put their favorite actress’ wallpaper as background on orkut! Thanks to Gaurav Dua, now any person can create Continue reading

This is for all Greasemonkey developers who also use Firebug. Firebug is one of the best Firefox extension for developers. To start with, almost every Greasemonkey developer uses built-in API method “GM_log()” to log debugging messages to Firefox’s javascript console. While Continue reading

Google’s open source browser is now unofficially ported to Mac and Linux by geeks at CodeWeavers. Officials ports for non-Windows OS are under-development and will take some time to hit your desktops. But those who are eager, can try Crossover Chromium. On Mac, it will support Intel based Continue reading

There are many websites which prefer to disable right-clicking on web-pages specially images. To do this they normally use one of JavaScript ways. The most popular way is to add following code to element tag on which you want to disable right-clicking. oncontextmenu="return false;" For example, Continue reading

I have just created a Greasemonkey script exclusively for Dreamhost. So those who do not use Dreamhost may not find this of any use. Now this script makes it easy to track your pending rewards under Dreamhost referral program. If you ever used it, then you may know that whenever someone sign-up Continue reading

(Image Credit: Shalom Issenberg) Google has been supplying us with various utilities, softwares and other web-products which have made working with the Internet very easy. Recently, Google launched its own Web-Browser Google Chrome. It appears that there is Google’s monopoly over the Continue reading

Google launched their first public version of open source browser named Chrome. As of now available only for Windows, this browser will most probably eat into Microsoft’s Internet Explorer’s market share. Well this is good news for web developer guys as IE always made it hard to develop Continue reading