Category Archives: Software

I use StumbleUpon and to make life easier for me I have installed the StumbleUpon add-on for Firefox. It gives me a useful tool bar that I have placed at the bottom of my screen. It is very handy when … Continue reading →

Duplicate Contact Manager is a useful add-on to Thunderbird. It searches for duplicate contact pairs and presents each pair to you. You then decide how to handle the pair, which one to keep or to keep both. The later sounds … Continue reading →

I have installed the Greasemonkey add-on for Firefox since I wanted to simplify tagging posts in my blogs. Read more about that at WordPress and tags.

I have installed the PDF Download add-on for Firefox. This add-on allows you to choose if you want to view a PDF-file inside the browser (as PDF or HTML), if you want to view it with your usual PDF-reader or … Continue reading →

Are you looking for an Open Source CMS (Content Management System)? Want to compare and try before you install it? Then go to opensourceCMS where you find open source software for blogs, groupware, forums, wiki and more.

Firefox has many themes (skins). I think many of theme are too fancy, I prefer to keep things simple. After all, what I see on the web is more important than the look of my browser. The theme I use … Continue reading →

Thunderbird can also be modified/extended using add-ons. Options Menu gives easier access to the options for installed add-ons. Contacts Sidebar displays the address books in a sidebar in the 3-pane-window. Signature Switch makes it easy to handle several different signature … Continue reading →

Firefox Add-ons is a way to personalize Firefox, to add features that makes your browsing experience even better. I have picked some add-ons that give me a little extra. Flashblock is super since it gives you control of Flash, decide … Continue reading →

Paint.NET is a free image editing and photo manipulation software for Windows. It supports layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools. I use Paint.NET myself and I like it.