If not, you should be, IMHO. Anyway, here’s two somewhat technical articles related to this topic. Hacking Firefox at my library: instructions & stuff Instructions…
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My first peer-reviewed article “Firefox Search Plugins: Searching Your Library in the Browser” has just been published in Volume 1, Number 1 of The Journal…
I’ll stick with Azureus as it allows me to do many things to control my Torrents but for those not willing to put in the…
I love Firefox’s built-in spellchecker, especially when I’m blogging. Unfortunately, by default it only runs spellcheck in text-boxes (the form fields that allow for multiple…
Jessamyn West, Librarian.netI’m going to sit back and watch. All the information from Jessamyn;s presentation can be found at http://librarian.net/talks/cil2007/.
Computerworld has published a list of the top 10 Firefox extensions to avoid. Usually I find a lot of use in “top 10” articles but…
I’ve been wanting/needing a new laptop bag for a while and it finally arrived today. I’ve switched from a backpack to a messenger bag. Heck,…
Vista: Problem Reports and Solutions Originally uploaded by Travelin’ Librarian. When a program crashes in Vista, the OS attempts to “find a solution” to the…
Don’t want to leave Firefox nor actually go to the Twitter site in order to post? Try the Twitter Firefox Search Plugin which allows you…
I’ve recently gained access to an Exchange Server-based e-mail system and was told that the Web access worked through both Firefox and IE. Well, take…