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About Craig Snyder

Craig is a web entrepreneur, affiliate marketer, and blogger from Florida. You can find more interesting stuff and keep in touch with him on Facebook.

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How To Extract Links For Mass Image Or File Downloads With JDownloader

We've published lots of articles about download managers here at MakeUseOf. FlashGet, Free Download Manager, and Download Accelerator plus are some of the favorites among Windows users. DownThemAll is usually the pick when we're going for a mass downloader compatible with our favorite browser. One that we've yet to feature is JDownloader. Some would say that it's for the more advanced user.

5 Gmail Filters to Help Prioritize & Organize Your Inbox

What filters should each and every person have in their arsenal so that their inbox is as orderly as mine? I'm here to help you get started in setting up your first five filters, or help you add on to your current collection. These five should handle daily-to-weekly activities of the everyday internet guy or gal and get that inbox looking as clean as a whistle.

Eliminate Unnecessary Reaches to Your Mouse With the Fingertips Application Launcher

Part of becoming a true power user is minimizing the number of long and exhausting reaches you go for between your keyboard and mouse. We've shared all sorts of keyboard tricks with you before, but Fingertips is a Windows software that can really shift your stance on productive application launching. I didn't know what I was missing until I downloaded and tried it.

5 Things People Do On Facebook That Drive Me Crazy

How does one fall victim to Facebook fatigue? While that's a question that is conditional to the temperament of each individual user, I can bet that experiencing any of the following five antics will have you begging for a Dislike button.

5 Ways To Find The Best Obscure Subreddits On Reddit

Since its surge in popularity in 2006, Reddit has truly become the epicenter of social news and information. We're in an age where the newspaper is gradually inching towards extinction as more and more people are turning towards RSS feeds and social media. Reddit is a community that is completely powered by their users and that's why it is such a success today.

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