Well, OnFolio (referenced in an earlier post here) seems to be utterly useless.  It's just a bookmark list that allows you to add comments and files instead of just hyperlinks.  This is not what I need at all.  I'm going to continue playing with it just to make sure I'm not missing something important here, but in the meantime I'm less optimistic than I was when I downloaded it.  I also really don't like firing up Internet Explorer everytime I want to try it out.

Switching topics to Mozilla, yesterday I decided I wanted to add Teoma to my list of search engines in the Firefox toolbar.  In the process I browsed over the comprehensive list of search engines Mozilla has extensions for and got carried away adding them to my browser.  I can now surf ebay, amazon, wikipedia, teoma, google, and dictionary.com (both english and spanish versions).  It seems like every time I go to delve into Mozilla, there are a huge number of extensions that simplify my life.  You can check out all the engines they have plug-ins for here.

In other related news, "Tab Browser Extensions" is the plug-in I was looking for in this earlier post regarding Mozilla (my buddy Chris mistook it for Tab Browser Preferences but he was close enough that it got me rolling).

11:52:09 AM  #  

Disney Ink Shop.

Get your swag on, Disney-style.  I think it would be cool if shareholders would all show up to the park wearing these shirts and anti-Eisner propaganda. Link

vai [Boing Boing]
9:49:47 AM  #