@ckcallen: Weirdly enough, now I think smooth scrolling is distracting! I used Opera for years - up until Chrome was released - and one day I decided to turn off smooth scrolling on Opera. I didn't miss it at all - and still don't.
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@Gonzie: I didn't mind it until you mentioned it. F*ck yeah, why count @username as characters? It's who you're sending the tweet to, not part of the message!
@Billiam_Bisquits: I'm definitely not an expert when it comes to Chrome extensions, but I don't think it allows that much tinkering with the interface. I am sure it's not currently possible to put a search box next to the omnisuperbar, nor is it possible to affect how bookmarks are displayed.
@Christopher Burgess: Brizzly does that too. Gotta love webapps!
@soren121: "they will wrap all links that spill over the character limit in their very own, new t.co shortener"
@sarge5: "9 products got that ranking. That doesn't mean they're equally good."
@sarge5: They never said it was the best, they said "it was the highest ranking free option".
@meatbag_pussrocket: Can we heartclick a whole comment thread? Heck, I'll bookmark it!
@thatdecade: I'M HAPPY! Sad :(
@ckcallen: What don't you like about it?
@Gonz: Links are made automatically, but you need to put http : / / in front of it. You can also use HTML. More about it here: [gizmodo.com]
I ran Dromaeo over here and Chrome 6 dev is streets ahead of Safari. On Windows, that is.
@rollercoastermike: I do that too, it's an awesome tip and has been featured here at Lifehacker: [lifehacker.com]
@tombotek: Double-clicking didn't work. Then it worked! Then it didn't work again.
I was very excited about using OneNote online!
@golferal: It's funny being called an Apple fanboy, since I love my Droid - I love all things Android, actually!
@golferal: Uh, sure, because the Evo has the same battery life as the iPhone 4...
@Dancing Milkcarton: Nice retort, and RIP Grandma
@Dr. Evil Genius: When Skeletons Live: Seriously? That's great news! I have an Android phone too, and its battery life can be painfully short, but if you know your way around the device, its battery life is more than enough - considering it's a smartphone.
@Dr. Evil Genius: When Skeletons Live: Seriously? That's great news! I have an Android phone too, and its battery life can be painfully short, but if you know your way around the device, its battery life is more than enough - considering it's a smartphone.