Navigating to the directory where Firefox stores your profile has always been a bit of a pain, but the recent release of Firefox 3.6 makes finding that folder — and from there backing up your bookmarks, extensions or entire profile — a breeze.
A week ago we asked readers to tell us how they’re using Google Wave in their daily lives, and despite a bit of “ha! no one’s using Wave!” snarking on the Twitter, we got lots of interesting responses.
Google may unveil a new social feature to Gmail as early as this week, according to the Wall Street Journal. The feature would closely mimic status updates like those popularised by Facebook and Twitter, and while Google hasn’t confirmed anything at this point, we’d guess such a feature would also tightly integrate with your Google Profile — in much the same way as they used Google Profiles to integrate your friends’ social content in your search results.
If you dumped all your glassware into a sink full of water last night and went to bed, you might find some of the glasses nested tightly together the next morning. Here’s how to get them unstuck without breakage.
Google Chrome: If you’ve recently moved from Firefox to Chrome, you probably miss the way that Firefox orders tabs. This small Google Chrome extension switches the tab ordering in Chrome to mimic how Firefox handles new tabs.
Most of us remember Windows System Restore as a lame-duck feature from Windows XP; when it seemed we might benefit from using it, it never quite worked how we expected. That’s no longer the case.
Many people working on getting in shape find that they frequently crave food in between meals, if you’re trying to cut down on your in-between snacking, these simple deterrents can help.
