A cool new Firefox 2 feature I found
You know that you can go to Google and type a math operation and get the results, right? Well check this out. Go to your Firefox's Google box, and type a math operation there..say 14.99 * .07, and you'll instantly see the results as a Google suggestion, in this example, the 7% Puerto Rico sales tax for a pizza from Domino's.
I know, the calculator is a Google feature, but notice how nicely and seamlessly it gets integrated into the browser.
Anyhow, I think it's cool.
I know, the calculator is a Google feature, but notice how nicely and seamlessly it gets integrated into the browser.
Anyhow, I think it's cool.
posted by Alco at
Thursday, November 16, 2006
2 Comments:
i didn't know that... cool!
By
Kahlúa Macarena, at Saturday, December 09, 2006 10:19:00 PM
Firefox rocks so hard. I use Netvibes as my personal home page. It opens automatically, and on separate tabs I do my browsing. Inside Netvibes, I use Meebo, which is a ofree online instant messenger client compatible with all major im protocols. I also use Stumbleupon. This means that no matter on which computer I am, regardless of even the platform it is running on (Windows, Macintosh or Linux), I have my RSS feeds, podcasts, IM, and bookmarks. All online.
As added values, it gives me speed, standards compliance, and session manager. This last one even recovers the contents of a form, in case the browser crashes while fillin it out.
I sound like a fanboy.
By
Alco, at Sunday, December 10, 2006 9:31:00 AM
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