@ms.henrick: Don't be ridiculous, Firefox isn't the only application to offer extensibility nor was it the first to do so.

Yes, when it wasn't supported CCleaner would b0rk Chrome on Vista. Glad it's now officially supported.

@RECKS: Free Download Manager is as good as IDM and completely... free.

Please get rid of that f-ing hideous flashing acid green advert.

@helikyler: There's a Media Center 'add-on pack' floating around the web that adds the functionality to Windows XP Pro.

@burnblue: You should share your opinion with Microsoft using the Feedback shortcut.

I used to be a big user of Net Limiter when I was an uneducated user of p2p applications and an avid gamer. It was good for balancing bandwidth between the two. However, it's not freeware.

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@fullyrandomtandem: I believe Nokia have something in the works?

@Ken: If you mean on an actual XBOX there's an article on LH somewhere - search.

Very clever, I don't think you can compare this to [archive.org] and keep a straight face. It's so much more.

The best way to use Google Reader is the iGoogle widget. I organise things with labels, for example, 'automotive news' and just go through each label right clicking and opening in new tab, then read each tab. By far the most efficient way to do things imo.

@versatileninja: Don't be ridiculous.

@Phoshi:

I've been using DVD Flick for roughly a year now and find it incredibly easy to use.

@Fried_Brain_Cells: +1

@dchall8: To normalise your MP3s I suggest MP3Gain. Also, a lot of media players normalise your mp3s on the fly, namely Winamp.