Twitter recently rolled out a new authentication mechanism that allows applications to authenticate users without the need to provide their twitter password.
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Tagged with How To, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials, Twitter.
By kissgeek
– July 3, 2009
These days many users prefer to update their Facebook status with their twitter updates, however many times friends or family may not like the constant updates that come from your twitter stream to Facebook.
If you are looking for a way to stop updating your Facebook status with twitter updates, it is actually very simple.
You just [...]
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Tagged with Facebook, How To, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials, Twitter.
By kissgeek
– July 3, 2009
If you use the popular photo sharing service Flickr, there are several chances that you might have used third party applications that you have given access to your Flickr account.
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Tagged with Flickr, How To, Revoke Permissions, Tutorials.
By kissgeek
– July 3, 2009
If you have accidentally blocked a user on twitter, don’t worry about it, we all do make mistakes and some of them at least can be easily undone.
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Tagged with How To, Tips and Tricks, Twitter.
By kissgeek
– July 3, 2009
.XHTML files are basically HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) that are used to display webpages and websites. The additional X in the .XHTML files indicates that the file uses a certain standard that is set by W3.org.
Posted in What Is.
Tagged with How To, What Is, XHTML.
By kissgeek
– July 2, 2009
Google Chrome allows users to undo tabs that they have closed in two different ways, in this post we will look at the 2 days to undo closed tabs in Chrome.
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Tagged with Chrome Tips, Google Chrome, Tips and Tricks.
By kissgeek
– July 1, 2009
Google Chrome now supports the addition of extensions in the development channel, though there are not many extensions available right now, the few that are there are worthwhile using.
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Tagged with Google Chrome, How To, Tutorials.
By kissgeek
– May 28, 2009
Quite recently we told you, how you can subscribe to developer channel in Google Chrome. In the latest development channel, Chrome adds the ability for users to add extensions to the browser, however extensions are not enabled by default and you will have to specify some startup parameters to them.
To enable extensions in Google Chrome, [...]
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Tagged with Google Chrome, How To, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials.
By kissgeek
– March 24, 2009
Firefox has a pretty decent bookmark management system that allows you to store your favorites websites, so that you can visit them in future.
Firefox saves your personal information such as bookmarks, passwords, and user preferences in a set of files called your profile, which is stored in a separate location from the Firefox program files. [...]
Posted in Keep It Simple Stupid.
Tagged with Bookmarks Location, Firefox, Firefox Bookmarks, Firefox Profiles.
By kissgeek
– March 10, 2009
Opera allows users to add custom user JavaScript that can add additional functionality to the browser, however the User JavaScript cannot run out of the box, and you will require to tune some settings in order to get it working.
Here is a step by step tutorial that will teach you how to install user JavaScript [...]
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Tagged with How To, Install User JavaScript, Opera, Opera Tips.
By kissgeek
– March 10, 2009
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