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  After The Deadline is a Spell Checker With Brains

  After the Deadline is a sophisticated online spell checker which is capable of not only spotting spelling mistakes but also grammatical and contextual errors. Read More | Tweet This

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  Tools to synchronize bookmarks between browsers

  Every time you come across a interesting site or information you may want to bookmark it so that you can visit that site at a later date. I tend to use more than one browser and more than 2 computers to do my work. It would always be great the bookmarks are same throughout all [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Jing | Capture a screencast and easily share with others

  I have been using SnagIt to capture screenshots for long, and can safely say that it is one of the best piece of codes available for this purpose. The promoters of the SnagIt also run a hugely popular service ScreenCast.com, where you can upload your screencast and share them with others. For those, not knowing what [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Monitor Website Downtimes for Free with Montastic

  Monitoring website downtimes is virtually impossible for a individual. There are lots of paid variations which allows you to monitor your websites for downtimes, few of these are worthwhile to use but eventually you have to pay a price. I have been using Montastic for more than a year and it does the job right and send me email alerts whenever my sites have a downtime. And all this for FREE. Read More | Tweet This

• Prefill comments form using a Greasemonkey script

  If you have a habit of regularly commenting on other blogs then you may no the pain you have to go through to fill all the information in the fields. Pre-fill comments is a Greasemonkey script that allows you to pre fill the name, email and url fields and focus on the comments box where you can simply add your comments. Read More | Tweet This