Firefox ony: We’ve all come across a video or flash game we’d like to save for posterity or at least for future goofing off. Web Video Downloader makes it easy to snag video and games off the web. More »
Office meetings can drag on for far too long. Our own Gina Trapani has some “extreme” ways to keep them short and on track. More »
When your desktop starts to groan under the weight of the junk on it, it’s time to evaluate how frequently you actually use the things strewn across it. More »
Web site Card.ly allows you to collect all of your contact information—online and off—into one simple, linkable “business card” you can share with anyone. More »
Hanging out for every possible inch of screen real estate? Taskbar Eliminator lets you ditch the taskbar on Windows with a simple keyboard shortcut. More »
The ACCC has ruled that petrol promotions by Coles and Woolworths didn’t break competition law, but that doesn’t necessarily mean we’re going to see lots more “40 cents off per litre” discounts. More »
Solving problems yourself is a key part of the Lifehacker ethos, and it’s an attitude you can inculcate in kids at an early age. Our sibling site Babble has a handy list of tactics for helping young kids develop their own sense of independence. More »
Scoring Qantas Frequent Flyer points via Woolworths’ Everyday Reward card can be a pretty slow process, but shoppers between today and Sunday will score double the regular number of points. More »
Been singing the same refrain for what seems like hours on end and can’t seem to get the annoyingly catchy ditty out of your head? Here’s how to rid your mind of the song. More »
Windows only: The experimental chromegestures extension for Google Chrome adds a full set of mouse gestures to those using the development releases of Chrome. More »
