Posts Tagged With: manage
· February 26, 2008 at 1:08 pm · Firefox Settings, Firefox Usability
Not really a mail client, and not really a part of your browser either - Simple Mail wants to be the lightweight e-mail client you thought you always wanted but never thought you could have. The Simple Mail extension allows you to write, read and get notified about message from inside of Firefox.
Some of the features include:
- Color coded messages
- Search
- Can set to "download headers only"
- Delete messages from the server
- Address book
If you are used to using a heavy duty e-mail client, this might not be the addon for you. If mail management isn’t that important to your day to day life and you just need an easy way of checking it, then Simple Mail is the client for you.
Tags: client, E-mail, light, manage, message, simple mail
· September 26, 2007 at 6:30 am · Bookmark Help
Some might complain that the various extensions for Firefox that Delicious puts out there can be a little bloated. I used both their classic and new extensions for a while, and I can’t put myself in that camp but I can see where others might have an argument.
That is where the SimpleDelicious extension comes into play. Its goal is to make managing and browsing your Delicious bookmarks a little more simple. SimpleDelicious provides realtime syncing with your online bookmarks and ease of use right from your browser. You can gain access to your bookmarks from anywhere with this Firefox extension.
So would people rather use this or the Firefox plugin that the Delicious team puts out themselves?
Tags: Bookmark Help, delicious, extentions, firefox, manage
· May 28, 2007 at 5:00 am · Bookmark Help, Firefox Basics
After you have been on the Web for a while, you collect a ton of bookmarks from Web sites you have visited and want to visit again. Now organizing these and putting them in places where it is easier for you to find them is another task that some might hate to do. So how do you manage your Firefox bookmarks?
To get to the Bookmarks manager click on “Bookmarks” in the menu bar and then click on “Manage Bookmarks…”. A new window should come up with your Bookmarks Manager loaded inside.
Now this is where all the magic happens as far as bookmarks go. You can add new bookmarks from here. You can organize them into new folders. You can drag and drop them around to where you need them to be.
In the Bookmarks Manager, if you click File and then “Import” you can import your bookmarks from another browser or from a file. If you want to export your bookmarks to back them up or take them to another browser, all you need to do is go to File and then hit “Export”. You can then save them anywhere you wish as a “.html” file.
One more neat feature that people don’t pay much attention to is the “View” option in the Bookmark Manager’s menu bar. Clicking on that will allow you to sort your bookmarks in any number of ways. If you are looking for a specific one - this would be the way to find it.
How do you add things to the Bookmarks Toolbar? All you need to do is drag and drop bookmarks or folders into the folder called “Bookmarks Toolbar Folder”. If this name is a little too long for you - you can also rename it and you shouldn’t be hurting anything. I renamed mine to “Links”.
Tags: backup, basics, Bookmark Help, edit, firefox, manage, save
· April 10, 2007 at 8:08 am · Bookmark Help
Alright, maybe I was a little slow with getting this one posted. I had heard about it a few days ago - just haven’t had the time to give you my thoughts. Delicious has updated their Firefox “bookmark replacement” extension and I have to say it is pretty darn nice.
The speed has been improved, and I could really see people now using this on a day to day basis. Having all of your bookmarks there on the Web can really make for some interesting organization. This extension delivers your favorite delicious links to your fingertips.
+ Download and Install the del.icio.us Bookmarks Extension!
Tags: Bookmark Help, delicious, extensions, help, links, manage
· January 23, 2007 at 9:46 am · Firefox Settings
CookieSwap is an extension that enables you to maintain numerous sets or “profiles” of cookies that you can quickly swap between while browsing. if you have more than one person using your version of Firefox, this extension makes switching between folks almost painless.
After it is installed, you can select who’s cookies you would like to use in the bottom section of the Firefox browser window. If you design web sites, you can setup numerous cookie profiles to look like different types of users and swap between those users quickly and easily to test your site in numerous modes.
+ Download and Install the CookieSwap Extension for Firefox!
Tags: cookies, extensions, firefox, manage, preferences, swap
· January 15, 2007 at 8:50 am · Bookmark Help
The folks over at LookLater have created a new and neat way to manage your bookmarks. The LookLater extension for Firefox gives you Instant searchable bookmarks in your own private online archive. Some of the features include:
- Bookmark links, pages or images
- Automatically save context with each bookmark
- Search in titles or context or browse by date or site
- Tag bookmarks and import your existing tags
- No software to install, just a bookmarklet
- Integrates with del.icio.us, Google, eBay and more
+ Learn More About and Install the LookLater Extension for Firefox!
Tags: Bookmark Help, delicious, extensions, firefox, Google, manage
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