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WordPress Personas for Firefox

Friday, March 12, 2010

Personas is one of the new features that came with the release of Mozilla Firefox 3.6. Personas are easy-to-use themes that allows users to customize and personalize the look of Firefox, they work the same way as Google Chrome themes. If you’re a WordPress user, advocate or fan and Firefox is your web browser of [...]

After the Deadline for Firefox

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

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Are you guys familiar or have heard of After the Deadline? It is a hosted writing improvement web service that was acquired by Automattic last year. After the Deadline (AtD) provides its service via a WordPress and TinyMCE plugin that works as a contextual spell checking, advanced style checking and intelligent grammar checking tool. It’s [...]

Weekend Roundup #68

Monday, January 25, 2010

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Good day folks! How was your weekend? Hope you all had fun and had a good weekend. Didn’t do much or go out this weekend because my wife got sick – cough, headache, sore throat and swollen tonsils so we weren’t able to attend church and she had to call off from work last night. [...]

Feedly: Magazine Style Homepage

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

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Although I do a lot of reading online, I don’t really use Google Reader or any other RSS aggregator that much. I prefer to visit the site myself and read the articles directly from that website or blog. I think its more of a habit than of a preference. Anyways, this “habit” of mine has [...]

Ping-O-matic Gets a Makeover

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

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UPDATE: I found out how to fix the issue. What you need to do is manually delete Ping-O-Matic’s cookies from your web browser and then reload the page. The thing about this it is that you’ll have to do it everytime you want to ping your blog. It sucks, but it works. I use several websites [...]

Change the Web Challenge

Friday, February 27, 2009

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Something interesting caught my attention from the WP Dashboard yesterday, it’s a post from the WordPress blog entitled the Change the Web Challenge. What is Change the Web Challenge? Social Actions’ Change the Web Challenge is about building innovative tools to help people find and share opportunities to take action on the websites, blogs, and social [...]

Safari 4: Browsing Made Beautiful. And Smart.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

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Safari 4: Browsing Made Beautiful. And Smart.

Yesterday, Apple released the public beta version of Safari 4 for both Mac OS X and Windows platforms. According to Apple, Safari 4 is faster and “more innovative” than Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and other competing browsers. Safari 4 runs on a new Javascript engine called Nitro which Apple claims to be 30 times faster [...]

Weekend Roundup #35

Sunday, February 8, 2009

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Here’s this weeks edition of the Weekend Roundup. As you can see on JaypeeOnline Weekly Recap, I’ve been quite busy churning out blog posts last week. If you remember one of my blog goals this year is to have 6-7 posts per week. I hope I can keep this up. Anyways, hope you guys enjoy [...]

easyComment Firefox Extension

Saturday, December 20, 2008

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Part of my blogging activities include blog hopping and leaving comments on my favorite blogs, daily reads and other blogs I visit. This doesn’t only help in promoting my blog but it also helps me create and maintain relationships with other bloggers. One of the things I don’t like about this specific activity is filling [...]

Lunascape – World’s Fastest Browser?

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

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Tokyo-based web software company Lunascape Corporation recently released a web browser called the Lunascape 5 Alpha. This Windows-only browser is the English version of their popular Japanese version (downloaded 10 million times) released back in 2001. What makes Lunascape unique is that it’s the world’s first hybrid engine web browser that uses three rendering engines [...]

Songbird 1.0 Released

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

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The first time I came across Songbird was back in 2005 when it was still a proof-of-concept. I was looking for a free media player alternative and fortunately for me, I came across Songbird. I installed the 0.1 beta version but wasn’t able to really try/use all of its features because I didn’t have an [...]