@surfmadpig: I completely agree with this one. I use so many different addresses for different purposes and am sick and tired of the "on behalf of". If I've proved that I own the email address, then it's stupid to say that I'm sending an email on behalf of myself.

I still like to use Pitaschio. It works great for that purpose plus many other features. It's usually one of the first applications I install after a fresh Windows installation. I tried the whole X-mouse thing and that just annoyed me cause it would bring the unfocused window to the front. Pitaschio allows you to…

The favicon thing is great. I've been using the Smart Bookmarks Bar extension for quite some time now. Although, I don't understand why that is not something that comes built in to Firefox. It's something that comes with IE8. Don't tell me Firefox is lagging behind IE.

@Brett Wise: I agree. I use Google Calendar in conjunction with Toodledo and I get all my task and event reminders through GCal. No reason to use anything else. Just more crap to have spread around the internet.

Now they need to add time and repeat to each task, they could add the "Notifications" tab to the Tasks calendar settings and it would round it out much better. Right now, I subscribe to my Toodledo iCal through my Google Calendar and have Google send me a text message 5 minutes before a task is due. Makes for a…

@izzy9985: Yup, the update works just fine. And I'll be using it through Stylish from now on so I can customize the colors. I've been wanting to use something other than that ugly yellow-orange color since LH added it into the BG extension.

If you're iPhone/iTouch is jailbroken, just used SBSettings and add the auto-correction toggle. Then you can turn that feature off no matter what application you are in. Then turn it right back on when you're done.

I could see how this gadget would be useful. Say you have several feeds in your Google Reader (as most people do) and one of them is your favorite and don't want to miss anything (or one is important). This allows you to keep an eye on that one feed and use Google Reader for all the others. I don't really have a…

@Jarko Papalitsas: I agree about Pitaschio (LH post). It is one of the first utilities I install after a fresh XP installation. It has several options which include the same settings that volumouse has. It also allows you to customize how the mouse interacts with application windows.

I'll put another vote in for the "search as you type" feature. However, since FF3 has come out, the userchrome customization line

@Michael Balazs: Thanks. I apparently open my mouth before I use my eyes. :)

Come to think of it, another great addition would be to add the unread count to the Frame titles. So you could have your mail, reader, and others minimized and have the title tell you if there are unread entries.

This is really nice. I would have two requests though. The first is to be able to define the height of each frame. And the second would be to integrate into the themes a little better. This is exactly what I had done with the previously mentioned Greasemonkey script, but with that I was able to define the heights…

Ok, I've been looking for a tray application for awhile, but I can't seem to find one. I want to be able to remove applications from the taskbar and send them to the systray ... without minimizing. All of these applications are "minimize to tray". I want an application running and in view that sits in the system…

I have been using the Collapsible addon since LH posted it a couple weeks ago. I was excited to see it included in BG2, however is there a possibility to be abel to customize it at all? I like having Reader second and Calendar third and having the frames be 700px instead of 500px. I reverted back to my old…

I agree that the peek feature looks pretty useful. However, I really think the taskbar is losing it's usefulness. It is amazing how much faster a keyboard launcher (e.g. Launchy) is at launching programs than the mouse is. I think Vista moved a step in the right direction with the new start menu. If they would…

I've been waiting for this script to be updated FOREVER!!! And now it's even better. I've added Notebook and Maps and now it's perfect. I have most of everything right on one page. And you can change the height of the different panes (I like a little larger pane for my Calendar). Very nice.

@gravi_t: You know, that's very true. Once you click the Edit Subject button, the cursor is already put in the Subject field. So you are actually not saving any clicks at all. So what's the point?

Doesn't that defeat one of the biggest attractors to Gmail, the email threading? If you change the subject line, you lose that threading. I could see people using this rarely.