November 2011
4 posts
Summify
Summify is a tool that I recently heard about that helps you find the solid content from all your feeds. Feeds come from many places, such as, your favorite sites, blogs and even social media. It makes it easy to filter that content down to what is most relevant to you based on what is getting shared the most.
Currently, it supports, Facebook, Twitter and Google Reader. It limits the...
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Delicious
Delicious is back! Well, it never really left, but I did. I was using Delicious for a while, but I started to look from something that would work across browsers and machines. I know Delicious can accomplish this through it’s extensions, but I was just not a fan of how it was working. So, I turned to Xmarks and tried that for a bit, but it really didn’t work any better for me....
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Stylebot
Stylebot is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to create your very own css markup for a webpage. Awesome, right? I know.
Here are two examples of css I use to make my web experience a little more pleasant.
Reddit is a great site, but the look of the content is a very…meh for me. The main problem I have with it is the white space. So, I added my own.
.thing {padding-bottom:...
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LastPass
LastPass is a life saver. Ok, not really, but I do depend on this tool daily. Lastpass is used to give users the capability to have their passwords tracked. Doing this means that a user would only have to remember one password to access all their passwords.
A lot of people, even I at first, would shy away from this. Just do to the fact of how simple it makes it to gain access to all your...
