Monthly Archives: September 2009

GifSoup Creates GIF Images From YouTube Videos

GifSoup converts YouTube videos to animated GIF Image. This online tool doesn’t require any skill or software. Continue reading →

Jaitley Gets www.arunjaitley.com Domain Name

Arun Jaitley gets the domain name www.ArunJaitley.com – after winning a court case against a US based auction company. Continue reading →

TwitDiff Notifies You If Someone Unfollows You On Twitter

Qwitter, the famous twitter tool to know about the people who stopped following you, is dead. But, thankfully we have a much featured tool now : TwitDiff. Continue reading →

Update Twitter From Gtalk (Or Any Jabber Client)

Using this Jabber bot, you can post tweets to twitter from Google talk. Continue reading →

Mozilla Service Week (14 – 21 September 2009)

Mozilla Service Week is a week long event to promote community culture. The Mozilla Foundation is asking individuals to step up and make a difference by using the Web to better their community. Continue reading →

How To Run Greasemonkey Scripts In Google Chrome

You can use Greasemonkey scripts in Google Chrome too. Chrome supports userscripts with few limitations. Continue reading →

Get un-S-U-P-E-R-sized Google Search

Revert recent changes on Google’s homepage and remove S-U-P-E-R-sized search box and other elements with this greasemonkey script. Continue reading →

Now File And Track RTI Complaints And Appeals Online

The Central Information Commission (CIC) of India has launched a website to file and track RTI complaints and appeals online. Continue reading →

Disable Twitter’s Click Tracking

Twitter is watching you! It is tracking all your clicks. Whenever you click on any external link on Twitter (web interface) – you are not immediately redirected to that link. Continue reading →

CLEO – Best Way To Backup Your Firefox Add-ons And Themes

CLEO is a perfect way to backup your Firefox add-ons. It works with FEBE – Another backup tool for Firefox. CLEO packages any number of extensions / themes into a single installable .xpi file – which contains all your add-ons. You can restore your add-ons later simply by installing the output XPI file. Continue reading →