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Force Firefox Autofill To Behave By Removing “WWW” URLs
12:00AM Kevin Purdy | Lifehacker reader Jordan loves the easy browsing that enabling auto-completion in Firefox provides, but found it just didn’t work for some sites. The fix? Removing bookmarks with “www” stuck at the front. More »
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Gmail Adds Suggested Recipients
8:00AM The How-To Geek | Gmail Labs adds a new feature to save time when composing messages—it can now suggest contacts based on the groups you email most often. More »
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Google Images Adds Popular Search Suggestions
11:00PM Kevin Purdy | Google Image Search joins Google’s web search and Google Video in offering suggestions to auto-complete your search, often with a “wallpaper,” “logo,” or other popular terms. Don’t like the clutter? You can turn it off. More »
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Gmail Search Autocomplete Makes Searching Your Inbox A Breeze
9:50AM Adam Pash | Gmail Labs has released a great new Search Autocomplete feature today that can give search suggestions for all kinds of Gmail searches, from simple search-by-contacts to more advanced search queries—like for specific attachments. More »
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LastPass Autocompletes Logins And Forms In Chrome, iPhone
4:00AM Adam Pash | Previously mentioned LastPass—which adds web-based autocomplete for logins and forms with Firefox and Internet Explorer add-ons—has created several new bookmarklets to support auto-fill from any browser, including Google Chrome, Opera, and even Safari on your iPhone.As you can see from the video, all you need to do is login to your LastPass account (registration is free) and drag the bookmarklets to your bookmark toolbar. (If you want to use LastPass on your iPhone, you’ll have to create the bookmark on your desktop and then sync it to your iPhone.) LastPass received an honorable mention in our Hive Five Best Password Managers very shortly after its release, and its quick development and impressive features have won over many more users since its initial release. The official Firefox extension and IE plug-in are both still better options when you’re using those browsers, but for browsers that don’t support add-ons, the bookmarklet support is a godsend. LastPassOpera, Google Chrome, Safari, iPhone, Opera Mini and more with Bookmarklets [LastPass Blog via Download Squad] or More »Transfer Outlook Auto-Complete Addresses Between Computers
4:00AM Kevin Purdy | Auto-complete is one of those features that gets more and more convenient the more you use it—so losing it completely on a new system, or just new Outlook installation, can be a shock. The Tech Recipes blog details the process for hunting down, copying, and pasting your .NK2 file from system to system, saving you the trouble of re-training your email mind. For most users, the file can be found in your “Application Data” (XP) or “App Data” (Vista) folders, nested inside “Microsoft->Outlook.” For help on actually editing and removing entries from Auto-Complete, check out NK2View. Outlook: Transfer AutoComplete Addresses to a New Computer [Tech-Recipes.com] More »
