by saurav
June 7, 2011
We have previously talked about how to use Quicksilver to do custom ADS searches on Macs, and the Alfred version is pretty slick as well. However, such custom searches can also be done from straight from the web browser, independent of the OS you are using. Benoit Thiell, a developer at ADS, has sent along […]
Tags: ADS, alfred, bibtex, chrome, databases, firefox, quick search box, safari, search, web browsers
Category: applications, productivity Tags: ADS, alfred, bibtex, chrome, databases, firefox, quick search box, safari, search, web browsers
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by Planck
August 23, 2010
Three years ago, I asked why do Mac users use Firefox? The answer was very clear – extensions. And having used Firefox for a while now having been forced to use Windows at work, I do see the merit of this sort of flexibility. (Well, mainly to block Flash). With the release of Safari 5.01 […]
Tags: extensions, HTML, javascript, safari, tynt, web browsers
Category: applications Tags: extensions, HTML, javascript, safari, tynt, web browsers
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