Tab notifier for Firefox and SeaMonkey 1.2

aranor February 20, 2012
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Tab notifier for Firefox 1.2.0 has been released and now it supports also SeaMonkey! Several features have been added since the first release, announced in this blog. The following localizations are available: Dutch (markh van BabelZilla.org) German (Archaeopteryx) Italian Simplified …

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A slideshow with Flex

aranor January 4, 2012
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Several months ago we needed a simple slideshow showing some pictures but emphasizing mainly some texts over them. I created a slideshow with the free and open source Flex SDK and TweenMax. You can see a demo here. How to …

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Options for a chrome extension: tab notifier 1.1

aranor December 21, 2011
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The version 1.1.0 of tab notifier for chrome has been released. It now stores persistently the list of ignored sites and allows to manage it by means of a option page. Let’s see how it’s done. To store the options …

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Endlich eine Person, mit der richtigen Arbeit stellt in einem Blog. Ich mag,... more
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Tab notifier for Firefox

aranor December 15, 2011
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Tab notifier for Firefox has been released. This extension shows a desktop notification when the title of a tab changes while the tab is not focused. Here’s some features of this extension that are not yet available in the chrome …

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Mikael Hiort af... says:
Hi, I have translated Tab notifier (for Firefox) into Swedish (sv-SE), and need... more
weide says:
Some site has a default or some other title,that are no need to notifier It... more
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Ontogeny of a chrome extension: the tab notifier

aranor November 4, 2011
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The tab notifier is our solution for who uses messaging web clients but don’t want to renounce nice toasts popping up as alerts. Let’s see how it’s done, in order to be able to customize it or to learn something …

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Notifications for everyone

aranor October 21, 2011
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If you use one or more web-based emails or web thin clients for Instant Messaging such as Yahoo! Messenger, GMail chat or Facebook, it’s probably because for some reason you find them better than the equivalent desktop applications, or likely …

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