Now you can easily know whenever your email message is seen by the receiver. By using a simple browser addon you can enable tracking and get notification for seen emails.
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How To Quickly Convert Any Webpage InTo PDF ?
You can very easily convert any webpage into downloadable PDF file without disturbing its look, layout, attached images and symetry. You can save it to your computer’s hard-drive for further reading or sharing etc
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How To Customize The Default Look Of Mozilla Firefox ?
Now easily customize the look of Firefox. You can pick from a number of button, tab, icon, and text field styles, change the color of your tabs, toolbars and buttons, change width and height of tabs to your preference and also you can change the default behaviour like disabling the conditional forward button, tabs in the title bar and much more using Stratiform.
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Some Useful Mozilla Firefox Keyboard Shortcut Keys
Browsing becomes fast and easy if you are good in using keyboard. Here are some of the Mozilla Firefox keyboard shortcut keys that might be useful for you.
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Best Of Firefox & Google Chrome Addons For Social Media Addicts
After reading many articles on other blogs and checking out many social media extensions for sharing my website’s content on different social networks, I have selected following top 10 extensions for Chrome and top 10 for Mozilla Firefox. Check them all if you are a social media addict and reply if you know about any better extension.
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Firefox 16 Now Supports HTML5 getUserMedia
Firefox 16 now supports HTML5 getUserMedia. It enables access to webcam without any plugins.
There is an entry in about:config, set that to true. In case you need to add a new entry then:
- open about:config
- Right click any entry.
- Select ‘New‘ >> ‘Boolean‘
Add the following entry and set it true:
media.navigator.enabled
Remember to define callback methods right within the getUserMedia() method as shown below:
navigator.getUserMedia(gumOptions,
function successCallback(stream) {
// Replace source of video element with stream from camera
if(navigator.getUserMedia==navigator.mozGetUserMedia) {
video.src = stream;
} else {
video.src = window.URL.createObjectURL(stream) || stream;
}video.play();
},
function errorCallback(error) {
console.error(‘An error occurred: [CODE ‘ + error.code + ‘]’);
video.play();
});
It won’t works in-case you defined it elsewhere. No need to use CreateObjectURL to pass the stream the video element. Pass the stream directly. video.src=stream
Paul Rouget of Mozilla, created a video tutorial demonstrating HTML5 getUserMedia:
[iframe][/iframe]Introducing Mozilla Persona An Identity System For The Web
Mozilla Introduced Mozilla Persona An Identity System For The Web with three newly updated features:
A Better Way To Sign In: Improved way of signing in to your websites. Instead of managing multiple usernames and passwords across your favorite sites and devices, you get more time to do the useful stuff.
You Own Your Data: Many sign-ins carry your profile data and some even share that info with other sites and social networks. Persona lets you get started with only your email address and you get the option to add profile data later on where you think it’s appropriate.
Ease for publishers: Enabling Browser ID, the underlying Persona technology, on your site only takes a few lines of code and helps build good relationships by providing users with a trusted sign-in option.
You may also try it yourself, visit here.
Also Check Personas Themes in Firefox here.