May 1, 2012
A while ago, I got into “save for later” tools, and wrote about 3 handy tools which are not Instapaper to save interesting webpages for later. For some reason, I never liked using Instapaper or Evernote, and I’m always on the lookout for simple and lightweight methods to save temporary links to read later. Here are 3 for the Chrome browser.
February 22, 2012
Tab Utilities is a Firefox add-on that helps you to control the behavior of different links from different locations to the smallest detail. You can determine how tabs will open or close, where links from external applications open, change the appearance of various tab states, and determine what different mouse clicks on different types of links will do. If this sounds like a lot of features, you’re right!
February 18, 2012
As the web has evolved, some pretty interesting problems have risen. One of these problems is the so-called “tab overload”, where you have a ridiculous amount of tabs open. There are a handful of tab aids that try to help you manage your tabs as efficiently as possible, but they all implement different variations of mainly the same approach. What about an extension with a completely different approach?
November 24, 2011
Save your tabs in one browser; open them in another. Surfon aims to make jumping between different browsers and devices easier, and it works. If you use more than one computer, and frequently open way too many tabs, you’ve run into this problem before. You want to switch computers, but also want to take your open tabs with you. Surfon makes this not only possible, but simple.
July 9, 2011
Most active Internet users are tab-fanatics. We have lots of active tabs open at a time and we are constantly looking for more ways to better manage and organize them. No wonder then that we have had so much tab-related advice shared so far, including learning how to organize your Firefox open tabs with Tab Groups.
July 4, 2011
If you are a heavy Internet user, you are most likely to often have multiple tabs open simultaneously. Today’s post will help you secure your active tabs against any crashes as well as synchronize them among your various work places
June 24, 2011
Tabs are something which the guys at Redmond woke up late to. So far, it has escaped an introduction in MS Office; a feature I am sure many of you out there would want as a default. Microsoft Office plug-in Office Tab adds tabbed document support to Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
June 2, 2011
The Web is not a linear thing. We often multi-task, open multiple tabs in the background and may need to monitor them constantly. Today I’ll be showing you a couple of handy Chrome extensions – one for opening multiple links at once, and the other for switching between tabs on a timed basis.
May 13, 2011
Almost two years ago, Apple finally set up a way for developers to create extensions for its fast and easy-to-use web browser, Safari. You can access available extensions by clicking on the Safari Extensions Gallery in the menu bar. That will take you to a gallery page with over three dozen extensions to choose from. Here’s 5 good ones to check out.
May 10, 2011
One of the new features of Firefox 4 which is incredibly useful is the idea of App Tabs. Basically, this lets you add the websites you visit all the time to a permanent position in your browser. So you don’t need to create special bookmarks or re-open these sites anymore. They will just sit there ready for your attention when required which is fantastic.
