tabtricks

Firefox has MANY many features and hidden functionality. The average mortal just doesn’t have the time to find or learn them all. But some are useful enough to add to our daily routines because they save us time and energy while browsing… which, in turn, makes our time more fun and productive. Today we’re going to cover a few nifty tricks you can use for managing your tabs inside of Firefox.

 Do you know of some other cool tricks? Let us know about them in the comments below this post!

wizzrss

Wizz RSS is a “feed reader” for anyone who doesn’t like RSS programs or can’t remember to check online readers (like Google Reader or Bloglines). It’s a very accessible alternative and keeps things very simple for the user.

It’s not immediately intuitive, though, for those who are still new to the use of feeds to keep track of their favorite sites. In today’s video, we’ll cover the basics to get you started with Wizz RSS.

If you aren’t using any RSS reader yet, pay attention: You are missing out. If you use your feeds right, it can be one of the greatest time savers you can take advantage of. So please give it a try, for your own sake!

-Garrett

Piclens

Piclens is an addon for Firefox that allows you to browse popular sites in a fluid 3D context. This may not sound real practical right out the door, but wait ’til you see it in action… if you’re not sold on Firefox yet, you may be after seeing this! This addon is available for both Windows and Mac.

Piclens currently supports:

Photo Sites

Social Networking

Image Search

Flickr
Photobucket
Picasa Web Albums
DeviantArt
Smugmug
Facebook
MySpace
Bebo
Hi5
Friendster
Google Images
Yahoo Images
Ask Images
Live Images
AOL Images
 

Get Piclens!

Oh, and let me know how you like the video format, or if you prefer the Youtube.com videos instead. This one is BIGGER!

-Garrett

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Today’s video is a bit of an extension of the video that released last week. Instead of continuing on the “dragging” techniques however, we are going to talk about “clicking” today. Like drag n’ drop, it is a horribly overlooked basic function that most people don’t consider. And, although I say this in the video, I’m going to post it here too:

When in doubt, right-click!

 Follow that universal law, and you will never be lost :) .

 Do you know of other click-tricks? Leave a comment so others can benefit from your knowledge!

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It’s one of the most basic computer skills any user should be familiar with, but most people really don’t know how powerful it is. In today’s video, some of the ways you can use the “drag n’ drop” technique as a serious time saver.

Note to Mac users: Since I’m not on a Mac, I could not demonstrate this, but you can drag files onto your dock items to quickly launch a program and load a particular file. (ex: drop an image file onto photoshop)

Do you know of any other neat Drag n’ Drop tricks? 

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