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Tag Archives: firefox
vim and vimperator, a few weeks later
A few weeks ago, I started using vim as my main text editor. Soon after that, I installed the vimperator Firefox extension on my main computer. A few days into the use of these two tools, I was really excited … Continue reading
How to really disable the bell in Vimperator
Yesterday I started trying out Vimperator, and so far I’m impressed. It’s a Firefox extension that puts a vim-like keyboard interface on top of Firefox. After using it for a while, I wanted to turn the bell off, because I … Continue reading
Fewer twitter interruptions with TwitterFox
Update: I was wrong about the popup preference not working. I had forgotten to turn off popup balloons on one of my computers, and missed a return statement while reading the source code. So my changes are unnecessary. I am … Continue reading
On finding interesting Ubiquity commands…
I’ve been trying to find clever Ubiquity commands in the Herd. I want to see things that use the preview functionality in interesting ways, like the built-in map command does. What I’ve wound up doing so far, though, is sifting … Continue reading
Editing TextArea’s w/ TextMate
Olifante posted instructions for setting up TextMate to edit TextArea’s in Firefox using the recently updated Mozex Extension. This is a huge improvement. I was already doing the same thing much of the time by copying and pasting. I heard … Continue reading
