I tried this and it only allows viewing of documents rather than tying into already installed iOS apps for document editing. Without that basic functionality that Dropbox has I don't see much use in this app for me.

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It sounds like you could use a sense of humor but unfortunately there's not an app for that (or a Google search either).

Link?

Get an Android phone or an iPhone.

And the unmentioned bonus is that this script hid the "suggested" section. NICE!

Any idea if there's a cookie hack to get the new site now? I've tried cleaning my cache, re-starting my browser, logging out and back in to no avail.

It's #13 (8%). That's the only one I find myself disliking enough to actually say something about. Well, along with "let me ask you this...".

I bought CalenGoo for my iPhone and iPad and I think it was a waste of money. Google Sync's settings allow the same things to be added to calendars that you get with CalenGoo minus all the tedious waiting around for the app to sync every time it's opened. The difficulty is the Google documentation for these settings…

It was a joke (just in case you didn't pick up on the sarcasm).

It didn't work for me.

Ideally we'll see Firefox get it's act together and there will be essentially a three way tie for the most used browsers: IE, Chrome and Firefox.

Thanks, I'll try that out!

Years ago I'd had it with Dish Network and called twice threatening to leave if they didn't provide me with some new equipment. We'd had a lot of problems with their stuff over the years and I even told them I'd be willing to sign a new contract if they gave me what they would a new customer but they wouldn't do it. I…

Ask Carrier IQ, they already know everything you've ordered.

I bought Delivery Status the other day I and wish I'd know about this then. I would have saved money and gotten a better app.

Thanks for the info; I didn't know that was an option. I didn't like the new look at all so I added the "Google Reader — Mac OS Lion UI" to Stylish and while I wish I had the old Google Reader back I prefer that style over the new one provided by Google.

Why is it so big? It wastes a bunch of space the same way the Google Reader redesign wastes a bunch of space. I use a laptop so screen real estate is at a premium for me. It's almost like the guys designing Chrome "got it" but the site-wide redesign people don't.

I agree, most flights will tell you to turn off stuff but will leave the TVs on and they have the power to turn them all off. My question is, aside from the what-ifs posed here, how is my Kindle taking any more or less attention away from the flight crew than an actual book or magazine?

Hopefully you got it before it was pulled. I almost didn't buy it but now I'm glad I did. I'm not likely to use it much but it will be handy when I do want to use it.