Posts Tagged ‘Google Web’
WOT Extension Integrates Web of Trust into Google Chrome
October 13th, 2009 | 
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WOT Extension Integrates Web of Trust into Google Chrome
Chrome extension WOT adds the Web of Trust community web site rating service to the Google Chrome browser, so you can check the trustworthiness of a web site without leaving the page.
Once you’ve installed the extension—by simply clicking on the link and accepting the install—you will see a new icon in the Chrome status bar that shows the community rating for the site you are browsing. Clicking the icon will display a ..read more
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Tags: Browser, Community Web Site, Developer, Dialog, Downloads, Google, Google Web, Mdash, New Icon, Original Source, Trustworthiness, Uninstall, Web Community, Web Service, Web Site Rating, Wiki | 
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The Best Way to Search for an Old Post on Lifehacker
The Best Way to Search for an Old Post on Lifehacker
We frequently get emails from readers having trouble finding an old post on Lifehacker. They’ve tried the site’s search box but still aren’t having any luck. It’s not you, it’s us. There’s a better way.
Unfortunately Lifehacker’s search doesn’t always do the job of turning up content as well as it should, so when you’re having trouble finding what you’re looking for, turn your query over to the people who do ..read more
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Tags: Best Bet, Blog, Bookmarklet, Default Search Engine, Dustin, Google, Google Search, Google Web, Internal Search, Job, Lifehacker, Love Search, Options, Original Source, People Search, Search A Lot, Search Box, Search Google, Search Operator, Search Tool |
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Google Chrome Frame Turns Internet Explorer into a FrankenChrome Browser
Google Chrome Frame Turns Internet Explorer into a FrankenChrome Browser
Google today released a new browser plug-in called Google Chrome Frame that creates an unholy union between Internet Explorer and Google Chrome, rendering web pages in IE using Chrome’s rendering engine.
That rendering technology includes Chrome’s support for HTML5 and its lightning-fast JavaScript engine. How does it turn IE into Chrome? By creating a new frame inside of Internet Explorer that basically embeds the Chrome browser. It’s sort of like the previously ..read more
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Tags: Bold Move, Browser Downloads, Chrome Frame, Dilemma, Free Open Source, Google, Google Web, Internet Browser, Internet Downloads, Internet Explorer, Lightning, Lockdown, New Frame, Occasional Bug, Original Source, Switch Browsers, Technology Support, Tweak, Unholy Union, Web Building, Web Developers, Web Pages |
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Google Voice Adds Email Forwarding and Replies to SMS
Google Voice Adds Email Forwarding and Replies to SMS
Google Voice’s web-based SMS inbox is convenient for frequent texters, but it is, after all, another inbox to tend to. Now, however, you can receive, and even reply to, SMS messages through your email address.
That’s convenient on a few different levels. The most obvious is that keeping a Google Voice tab open to track your voice and SMS messages during browsing hours is no longer necessary, as Voice can forward you transcribed ..read more
Posted in Software |
Tags: Audio Attachments, Drawback, Email Access, Email Address, Email Forwarding, Email Inbox, Email Service, Email Sms, Gmail, Google, Google Web, Mail Clients, Original Source, Sms Email, Sms Messages, Sms Sms, Text Messages, Texters, Voice Phone Number, Web Based Sms, Wishlist |
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