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Saturday night remaindersMerlin Mann | Sep 11 2004It’s Saturday night and time to clear out my inbox. Here’s a hodgepodge of little tips, tricks, hacks, and unsolicited advice. read more »32 Comments
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Removing chrome, plus more Safari tricksMerlin Mann | Sep 11 2004Just mentioned in a comment here, but worth repeating since a couple people had asked about the “skin” on Safari shown in my screen shots. It’s actually not a skin but a “chrome-less” version of Safari, courtesy of a great little app called Safari Enhancer. It lets you—among many things—remove the aluminum/chrome look from Safari. It also lets you hack up things like link style and colors, deactivate the cache, and import bookmarks from a bunch of different browsers. Most importantly perhaps, it can enable a debugging menu under which a wealth of fantastic features await you. (How about “Open this page in Firefox” and “Change my user agent to ‘IE 5’”? Great stuff.) As long as we’re off on a Safari day, I’ll also mention the other Safari tools I swear by. read more »POSTED IN:
Keyboard commands for Safari favoritesMerlin Mann | Sep 11 2004Access bookmarks in your Safari Bookmarks Bar with CMD-1 through CMD-9. read more »POSTED IN:
TiVo wish lists and filtersMerlin Mann | Sep 10 2004Tip posted on Haughey's PVRBlog read more »POSTED IN:
Burger mod documentationMerlin Mann | Sep 10 2004A photo, a burger, and a short story about patronizing the neighborhood. read more »POSTED IN:
Getting organized with OSX labelsMerlin Mann | Sep 10 2004Shawn Medero suggested the subject of using OSX labels to get organized. Here’s a quick tip: think of labels less as ornamentation or overly-specific vertical tags. Think of your labels as a system of functional markers that complement your existing organizational system—that provide information you might want during a search, backup, or time-based script events and reviews as an example. read more »POSTED IN:
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