May I suggest installing Preme for windows? With it, a slide-click on the "window minimize" regular Windows button, towards any of the four sides of the screen, makes any window slide away from the screen, only to reappear when the cursor hits that screen edge.
Together with TO, it's the best vertical tabs experience…

Well. I was also huge fan of FF Tree Style Tabs, and for a long time this was a reason i cannot switch completely. But this is over - what we have now in Chrome is a way more powerful.

I wish Google would kill more products. There are stagnation in RSS readers, and then Google killed Reader and suddenly Feedly got a lot better and so did Feedbin and Newsblur. Apparently a massive influx of new user (and attention from app developers like Reeder and Press) was just what these services needed, and now…

If someone could hack a userscript together to get rid of the dynamic header constantly going up and down while I'm scrolling, you'd be one of my Internet heroes.

Standardized verbs for email subjects? I wonder if Womack uses a hyphen when he spells anal retentive, as well... I'm all for clear, succinct email subjects (and for what it's worth, Adam, "Read this post" is succinct, but not clear), but really — making a list of verbs to use?

If this actually worked, our political system might actually be productive.

Keep track of time with a song eh... let's see...

>>> Discussion of the Day >>> Do you bother organizing your browser tabs?

Want to say that I am personally definitely does not do so! I use TabsOutliner not to organize anything but more as notepad, to add some comments to tabs, some remarks, why something there, why it was not just deleted - you do not bother to…

As a heavy tab user, that is, someone who compulsively keeps dozens of tabs open for no reason other than they interested me once and I find them interesting enough to want to tab to every once in a while instead of having to find them in my bookmarks, all I have to say is, OMG.

Worth to note that Session Buddy was the only extension I used before I wrote Tabs Outliner. I started it because I just tired of waiting when the author of SB finally will implement long promised possibility to reorganize of saved and crashed sessions. But during development this work not only cover all the cases for…

As an author of TabsOutliner I will give some comments.

> I may have a lot of tabs up, and then I close them as soon as I'm done.

Not everyone so lucky with the habits : ) Somehow I am just cannot do the step 2, what do for me this step is always the Chrome crash - and this solution is written with this in mind.

Forget to introduce self - I am the developer of this : )

Also…

I block Flash just to save the CPU and RAM. But FlashBlock is a bad suggestion for this, Chrome has better and already included way to do so - Settings \ Privacy \ Content settings... \ Plug-ins \ Click to play option.

Now here's how we make money with this.

this can be summarized if at first you don't succeed, lower your standards. so instead of being mediocre at a great firm where i'm surrounded by brilliant people (where i'd be treated as a peon, but i'd have the opportunity to learn from the best and grow), i should work at a crappy one, where everyone is impressed…

For me, that's when I open up TextEdit, write a really long reply (maybe sprinkled with a few ad hominem attacks), take a deep breath, and close TextEdit without saving.

"You're vs. your
Their vs. there vs. they're
Never surrender"