Firefox: If you use Ctrl+F like a fiend, this simple extension will add a drop-down history list so you can access your most recent search terms on a given page. More »
Firefox’s drop-down address bar is great at getting you to sites after typing a few letters — unless you’ve mistyped a site or visited similar-named pages. Fix Firefox’s confusion forever with a right-click trick in your History list. More »
Hit the undo shortcut (Ctrl+z/Cmd+z) in Firefox’s address bar to move through your recent history via keyboard and find tabs you’ve closed — sort of like a lightweight version of the Undo Closed Tab feature. More »
Want to pull up that link you found at home while you’re away from home? If you’ve enabled Google’s Search History feature, you can now pull it up from the Google home page on your iPhone or Android browser. More »
What do you call the son of your mum’s cousin? How about the husband of your mother’s uncle’s daughter? Type how you’re related into Wolfram Alpha’s computation engine, and it returns the relationship — first cousin once removed, in that last example. More »
