Raindrop – Open Messaging for the Open Web

By Martin Kaba • Oct 23rd, 2009 • Filed under: Browsers, Firefox, Open-Source, Thunderbird

“Raindrop uses a mini web server to fetch your conversations from different sources (mail, twitter, RSS feeds), intelligently pulls out the important parts, and allows you to interact with them using your favorite modern web browser (Firefox, Safari or Chrome).”
“Raindrop comes with a built-in experience that bubbles up what conversations are important to you. You [...]

Portable Google Chrome 2 for your Pen Drives

By Martin Kaba • May 22nd, 2009 • Filed under: Browsers, Windows

After the release of Google Chrome 2.0 browser, here comes a portable version for your USB Stick. Like all portable applications, it’s a no-install, and has all the features/characteristics of the original Chrome browser.

Little Hacks to change the Skin of your Google Chrome Browser

By Martin Kaba • Sep 5th, 2008 • Filed under: Browsers, Open-Source, Windows

Wow, Google can take all the time it needs before making available API’s or extensions for it new browser Google Chrome, in the mean time on the web, all types of hacks on the Google Chrome are popping up. Recently I found on the ChromeSpot Forum , a so-called Chrome Automatic Theme Switcher. This little [...]

Google Chrome – The StumbleUpon Virtual Toolbar is the solution for Stumblers

By Martin Kaba • Sep 5th, 2008 • Filed under: Browsers

For all browsers: For those StumbleUpon fans who have adopted Google Chrome as their default browser, the StumbleUpon Virtual Toolbar remains the utmost solution for you to keep in touch with your numerous contacts and to continue to give thumb-ups to your favourite web pages – given that StumbleUpon for now does not have [...]