Google Redesigned is a Mozilla Firefox extension designed by Globex Designs that aims to fully redesign the look and feel of popular Google services. This is achieved with Cascading StyleSheet (CSS) files which are loaded on the client’s browser. The extension simplifies the use of these styles by providing auto-updates, easy management and notifications of changes. You can also download and use the styles individually by going to their respective pages.
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He descubierto hoy que HP y Symantec han sacado el Firefox Virtual, una version de Firefox que integra la tecnologia Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite, que lo hace todavia mas seguro: lo que instales o lances desde Firefox se ejecutara e instalara en una “capa virtual”, con lo que se podra volver atras facilmente con un simple click.
De momento esta basado en Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.15 (When the development for Mozilla Firefox for HP Virtual Solutions began, Firefox 3.0 was not yet in final release).
Firefox already does a lot to ensure that you stay safe on the Web. But sometimes the unexpected happens. Been surfing the Web with undesired results? Machine getting slow lately? Things showing up that you know shouldn’t be there? With Mozilla Firefox for HP Virtual Solutions, changes made to your machine from within Firefox are saved into the virtual layer and can be easily un-done, like you’d never been on the Net Quickly put things back to their original state by clicking the “Reset” shortcut on your Start Menu:
via Welcome to Mozilla Firefox for HP Virtual Solutions.
Un poco mas sobre SVS:
SVS aggregates the real and virtual file systems into one view for the end user.
Me ha costado un poco ver donde se baja, y — lo malo — creo que sera de pago!:
Evaluation downloads of SVS Standard and SVS Professional may be obtained here.
Los de ShareThis han hecho un plugin para Firefox, para faciliar el compartir contenido con tus amigos, y tus redes sociales favoritas: Facebook, Live Space,…
Share what you want with whom you want (how you want) — at the very moment you want. ShareThis is here to simplify and accelerate your online world. In short, we make sharing content as instantaneous and customizable as possible.
Recently I’ve had to set up some web site for work (a CMS and a blog). What took me most time is to modify the layout and apprearance of the pages playing with CSS and php scripts.
I’ve found some interesting tools that can help the CSS/Webdev newbie in that work:
* Web Developer Extension for Firefox: This extenxion adds a menu and a toolbar to the browser with various web developer tools: disabling of various features including the cache, JavaScript and page colors, various cookie related tools including disabling, adding and viewing cookies, tools related to the CSS on the page including displaying the styles applied to the selected element and live editing of the CSS, ability to manipulate the forms on the page including display the form details and populating form fields, image related tools including finding broken images and outlining images, various informational tools including displaying element information and viewing the document size… (see features page for more)
* Web Development Bookmarklets: These bookmarklets let you see how a web page is coded without digging through the source, debug problems in web pages quickly, and experiment with CSS or JS without editing the actual page. One of them is a live CSS editor, another one is a JS shell…
With so many Ajax and Javascripts stuffs in web pages — gmail… — my Firefox browser is nowadays complaining about unresponsive scripts.
There is a Firefox tunable parameter that you can modify in order to raise the timeout:
dom.max_script_run_time. The default value seems to be 5 second. I’ve raised it to 20s.
Open about:config in your browser and change it there.
See MozillaZine Knowledge Base for detailled information.
UPDATED 24/03/2006: You can also check this page for information about all Firefox config options.






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