i.justrealized

I just discovered Apple Safari has extensions. I’m a little late in trying out this feature; it makes me so excited:

(Oh my god Apple Safari has extensions.)

I now feel so 1999 again!

So now Facebook starts doing this. Erm, they gonna track my devices now?

(Register this computer for Facebook.)

This is a hassle as I delete all cookies very often.

Firefox’s address bar, also known as the Awesome Bar, stores all sorts of awesome information in a SQLite database. The SQLite database slowly starts getting fragments and the Awesome Bar just isn’t as awesome if it gets all laggy. To solve this, you can vacuum the SQLite database that Awesome Bar used.

Go to Tools, then Error Console. And copy the following:

And paste and click on Evaluate:

Vaccuming Firefox in Error Console

The browser probably freezes for a few seconds and the address bar feels faster.

[via MozillaLinks]

Try it by pressing Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start (Enter). Plurk also implemented the Konami Code.

Plurk Konami Code Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start

You would see your time line start waving up and down.

Facebook also added Konami Code where it adds some lens flare effect on your pages:

Facebook Konami Code Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start

You can try pressing Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start. [via Techcrunch]

Whats New Windows 7 RC

Windows 7 shows progress bar in the taskbar:

Notice the progress bar on the task bar of the Windows Explorer icon. It represents ongoing file operations. This is very nicely done. Subtle and intuitive. And finally I can rearrange the icons in the taskbar.