VOTE: 1Password
@soldstatic: It works with HTML and client-side scripting languages like JavaScript.
Very rarely; I prefer unplugging the alarm clock, to make sure it won't disturb me anymore.
In #Chrome, you can change the #useragent using the #User-Agent Switcher extension (formerly known as Chromeleon), which can be found at [chrome.google.com] . Just install it, and create a new user agent option with the following user agent string:
You should note that Mozilla doesn't offer any support on unofficial builds, so use this at your own risks and perils.
@penguiniator: It should say "Pale Moon Is a Faster Firefox Build for Windows".
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Note: this doesn't work on Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger). On Tiger, doing Ctrl-Shift or Option-Shift adjusts the volume without the pop noise, but the increment remains the same.
Nice, with some major problems: for example, I couldn't post any comments on Lifehacker, due to Opera Mini's server-side JavaScript technique.
@Unionhawk: I'm part of the Firefox community, and we definitely won't release an application that queries Mozilla's servers, then sends you a screenshot. First of all, Mozilla ITs would kill us. Second, the idea is plain stupid. Third, we can't release something that isn't Firefox under the name of Firefox.
@Maverick: The plugin isolation doesn't work on Mac OS right now. See: [lifehacker.com]
As a SUMO (Mozilla Support) Live Chat room monitor, I was expecting you to post this because of its, em, super-greatness.
w00t! Go uTorrent! But what about Transmission…?
I got a better trick.
"Pirating" makes it sound bad. I prefer to say "unauthorized downloading".
Some Facebook pages have fake comments, too…
@iSmithx_reloaded: Install the Windows 7 trial, then buy it before it expires. Or you could "get it"…
@AustinFound: Try Plexoo.
@freakshowtime: Not only it's *much* simpler to forbid Flash than to port it, that also allows Apple to control the application market and make money off it. If companies make Flash webapps or games and sell access to them, Apple doesn't make any money. This way, Apple controls (or tries to) all non-markup code that…