Well, I don't use any of those 'social' things, I don't rly like them, so that Digsby is nothing for me. Sadly I'm currently using Pidgin on windows, but I really really hate the interface, I can't understand that anyone thinks this is any good. I used to use Trillian, which has a better UI due to it's customizability…

I use this feature all the time. Simply typing 'day' in my url-bar opens my daily-visited sites (including lh :P), 'gm' opens gmail, ...

@The Nature Boy:

I rarely have a hangover, whatever I drink, but I try to drink as much water as possible (usually a 1l bottle) once I get home. Better safe than sorry ;) Sobering up a bit before going to bed is also a good idea.

This feature suddenly moved Google Maps up from the last to the first on my online mapping sites :)

This is plain stupid imho. It just mimmicks the surface of the user interface - but doesn't fix the basic flaws the windows mobile platform has. Integration, synchronisation, standardisation is unchanged - and is worthless. In it's core it still is a windows mobile platform, which is a big mess which can't work…

Hmm thought this was widely known amongst windows power users/admins :x Not that I'm not such a windows guy - running linux, mac and windows - but I've used this feature a lot already...

So what are you guys - and the guy who wrote the article saying? That more competition is bad? *sigh*

Fastest browser on windows? Guess they haven't tested opera, certainly if they're comparing Javascript performance - this is the one to beat (see http://www.howtocreate.co.uk/browserSpeed.h… )