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Browse Posts written in September, 2008

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  How to Enable/Disable The Google Suggest Feature?

  The recent announcement by Google to use Google Suggest by default on their home pages may have excited quite a few people, but there are definitely few of you who may not want the extra feature on your home page. Adam Pash from Lifehacker was quick to point out a easy way to disable Google Suggest. [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  IE8 Beta 2 Available for Download

  Microsoft has announced the availability of the Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 for downloads, there are several enhancements in this version which includes better navigation and tab management changes, better safety, interpretability with other browsers and web standards. The feature that excites us about IE8 is the private browsing which allows you to browse the Internet [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Security Fix for WPAU Release, Mandatory Upgrade Required

  I have pushed a new release of WPAU which has some security fixes, this update is mandatory, please upgrade from the plugins Dashboard or download the latest plugin files from here. Thanks to all those who reported the breach, I highly advice users to run the cleanup process if you see a nag to do so [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  How to Open Links in Background Tabs in Opera?

  Many of our readers have complained over time that we have not been covering Opera, and like always we do listen to you, in the previous Opera tip we had covered how you can get a StumbleUpon toolbar for Opera. In this tip we will talk about a usability experience which irks many users (including us) [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Google Suggest Now Available for Google Homepage

  The Google blog announced the availability of Google Suggest for the Google home page searches, earlier this feature was a part of Google Labs. Google Suggest is a feature that allows shows you suggestions as you type in your query. Read More | Tweet This