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StatusbarEx: Firefox memory consumption meter

Some said Firefox is a memory hogger, and you’re wondering how much memory your Firefox has been consumed for the time being? This handy Firefox add-ons will do that.

Show some useful information on statusbar of firefox, such as the memory usage of system & firefox itself, network speed, etc.

Requirement

You maybe should have Microsoft visual c++ runtime library installed in your system to make the extension work properly.

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Cool browser tricks!

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If you have 1 minutes extra time that you think you would like to waste. Why don’t you try this cool tricks.

Copy this code:

javascript:function Shw(n) {if (self.moveBy) {for (i = 35; i > 0; i--) {for (j = n; j > 0; j--) {self.moveBy(1,i) ;self.moveBy(i,0);self.moveBy(0,-i);self.moveBy(-i,0); } } }} Shw(6)

Paste it in your browser address bar, and watch your screen shaking. :hyper:

It didn’t work on my Opera, you have to use Firefox.

I’m sooo gonna learn javascript after this :thumbsU:

Got it from dhilipb

Tidy-up Your Youtube Interface

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As a heavy Youtube user I’d spend most of my time with it. Sometimes, I’d to see new changes that will give me new experience while browsing it. So one thing that I can do is by cleaning up my Youtube layout and make it show the things that important to me. Eyes strain can be reduced ;-) . How to do that?

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Discover actual TinyURL link without clicking it

Have you ever doubt that some random TinyURL links we found on the web could lead us to such an awful result? e.g., worm and virus. We better know before it’s too late.

There’s a way to solve this doubt.

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26 Things you can do with an old PC

Computer will become outdated in 3 years time (or less?). There is many things to do with your old computer rather than leave it tarnish with dust.

I’ve bold the interesting part. :-)

The whole system can be used like this:

  1. Give it away to friends or family who can use the upgrade
  2. Take it apart and see what comes out
  3. Create route/firewall for your network
  4. Creata a file server
  5. Install and try Linux
  6. Create a jukebox / media player
  7. Sell it
  8. Trash it / Recycle it
  9. Ceremonially set it on fire
  10. See what happens when you shoot it
  11. Symbolically throw it out of the window

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