A recent article by Jim Henderson about getting your pictures noticed in Flickr got me thinking about making Flickr easier to use, getting more out of it.  So, I’ve come up with the definitive list of the ten top Flickr Greasemonkey scripts. 10. Flickr PM - Adds useful links next to a users buddy icon 9. Flickr2Facebook - Makes it easy to upload Flickr images to Facebook 8. Flickr Cross-Recommendations - What people who faved this image also faved 7. Flickr Auto Page - Loads all photostream or pool images on one page 6. Flickr Move Comment Form Up - Moves comment form to just below image.  Useful on heavily commented-on images 5. Flickr Add Referrer into Comment - Lets photographer know in which group you found their image 4. Flickr Exif Decorator - Adds translucent, unobtrusive box with some EXIF info 3. Flickr On Black - Links to view any image on a black background 2. Flickr Comment Tools - Adds a few word processor type buttons to comment box 1. Flickr Multi Group Sender - Makes sending an image to multiple groups easy If you’ve got some better ones, please let me know in the comments. (BTW: Greasemonkey is for more than just Flickr.  Search for your favourites over at UserScripts.org) .muo_af_style { background-color: #B4D0E1; border: 2px solid #4275B8; } (By) Jason Mayoff is a dad, a tech geek and a Canadian radio broadcaster (CJAD 800). You can also find Jason at his photoblog or over at Flickr. Enjoyed the article? Please leave a comment and tell us what you think about it New here? Get your cheat sheets and freebies at MakeUseOf Downloads. Enjoy! Tags:firefox, Flickr, greasemonkey, images, photography, pictures, Podcast, scripts Related posts Make Use Of Podcast #35: Doing Fun Things With Your Pictures (0) Take Flickr Straight to your Desktop with Interactive Wallpaper Updates (7) Take A Closer Look At Your Pictures With Cooliris (10) Make Use Of Podcast #29: Eye-poppin’ HDR Pictures (3) 5 Ways To Get Your Images Noticed In Flickr (6) Less

Neben Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer, Safari , gibt es jetzt auch Google Chrome als Internet Browser Alternative. Ein wirklich flotter Browser der gerade bei Web 2.0 Anwendungen seine Stärken zeigt. Less

Lancer de news: Inquisitor pour IE et Firefox [Via Webmonkey] Le nouveau macbook est con [Via MacGeneration] Des dessins sur des crayons [Flickr] Greenpeace oblige même les icônes a être plus écologique [Via TUAW] Les designers de l’interface d’Android nous montrent leurs autres designs. [Via Gizmodo] Un bar en K7 audios [Via w3sh] L’ebook reader le moins cher et le plus facile à hacker du monde? [Via BoingBoing Gadgets] Firefox 3.1 sera multitouch ou ne sera pas. [Via Lifehacker] Un monocycle qui s’équilibre automatiquement…? [Via Gizmodo] Le micro sur les écouteurs d’iphone est detecté par les nouveaux MB et MBP [Via TUAW] Teh topic La keynote de steve jobs et les nouveaux MacBooks Pick of the week Desktoptopia, un freeware qui vous choisit vos fonds d’écran. Less

With new betas for both Firefox and Chrome being released, CNET decided to find out how good their JavaScript performance was. Both browsers got a performance boost with Firefox slightly edging out Chrome. You have to turn on TraceMonkey, Firefox’s new Javascript engine in 3.1b1, to get the improvement. We never thought Google was that serious about building a new browser. They just want wanted Firefox to get their act together and suck less. It seems to be working. [via Lifehacker]        Less

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Google Chrome has been officially in beta for about a month now. Many of you are using it for your default browser already at this point. I wrote about Google Chrome this month for my CPU Magazine article. I want to discuss one of those points with all of you now. As you visit websites, you may seem to be slowed down due to the amount of script that is running on the page. It’s all potentially tied into JavaScript performance. This is going to get interesting in a couple of months. Google has said they will be using the V8 JavaScript engine. This, of course, is now a part of WebKit. Just last week, WebKit came out and said they have SquirrelFish Extreme, which is a register-based, direct-threaded, high-level bytecode engine, with a sliding register window calling convention. It lazily generates bytecodes from a syntax tree, using a simple one-pass compiler with built-in copy propagation. This increases JavaScript performance even more, even compared to V8. We’re about to enter a browser war, specifically in the area of JavaScript performance. Google releases a beta browser, with a good JavaScript engine. Let’s face it, a lot of your favorite sites are probably running JavaScript right now. And, Chrome is handling it much more efficiently. Here we have a Beta browser who is running a better JavaScript engine than what any of the current leading browsers have. This is raising the bar in a very big way for everyone else. I went searching the web to help me find something that can help me download the nightly build of the WebKit. I found NightShift for use on Mac OS X. NightShift automatically downloads and updates WebKit, the Safari HTML rendering engine, to the latest nightly version for Safari. No user intervention is required, everything is fully automated. The developer has a few other cool tools, as well. For Windows users, check out Chrome Plugins. This site is full of Plugins, Themes, Add-ons and information for the Google Chrome Web Browser! This isn’t an “official” Chrome blog, but the people who are working officially on Chrome are a part of this community, as well. You can learn pretty much everything you need to know about Chrome, and then some! What are your thoughts? Where do you think browsers are heading? Jason Profit Moffatts Niche Browser. Buddy Browser - Safe, Educational And Fun Browser For Children. Stiqmo Mobile Desktop. Want to embed this video on your own site, blog, or forum? Use this code or download the video: <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/TpmDmwvOjoM"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/TpmDmwvOjoM" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350"></embed></object><br /><a href="http://chris.pirillo.com/">Chris</a> | <a href="http://live.pirillo.com/">Live Tech Support</a> | <a href="http://media.pirillo.com/">Video Help</a> | <a href="http://feeds.pirillo.com/ChrisPirilloShow">Add to iTunes</a> The Community Speaks out About Google Chrome Safari on Windows Do You Think Google Chrome is Just Another Web Browser? How to Sync Bookmarks Across Multiple Browsers What Browser do you Use? What’s Your Favorite Firefox Plugin? What are Your Google Chrome Web Browser Tips and Tricks? Will Google Chrome Change the Web World? Have You Tried the New AOL Desktop? Do you Need to Tweak Firefox for Speed? Join the Geeks Community How Does Your Web Browser Handle JavaScript? Less

BLOCKBUSTER Total Access click to activate coupon for $10 off your first month. Free Information on EVault 1-866-928-0735 Alt-Fuel Race DHS Spy Satellite Introducing Geode SDR News is a Daily (M-F) Technology Podcast with Tech News Highlights from Slashdot, Digg and Reddit Click Here to Sign Up for the SDR Newsletter Prefer a Direct Download ? (mp3) Download today’s show. SDR News Links If a news item has disappeared from the Del.icio.us list above, try the full list here. Thumbnail Views: Via Thumblicio.us SEARCH ANY STORY YOU HEAR ON THE PODCAST Shorter Podcasts and National Mood by Andrew McCaskey Written by Andrew McCaskey Thursday, 09 October 2008 22:18 It’s not that there isn’t tech news: It is just swamped by the flood of political and business news washing over us all. And my ability to concentrate continues to diminish. And that is one reason for the shorter podcasts the past two weeks or so. One of the main editorial filters that I have practiced for years (other than a few remarks here and there) is that “Ford versus Chevy” arguments offer little in the way of value. That’s why I keep them out of the podcast. Ok, I have to admit that I got carried away with the rest of the crowd in the anti-Vista bias but in the balance, I figure that the election is being so well covered that there is not much value add in promotion of my personal views. The problem is that we are all caught up in this flood with personal and professional risks uppermost in our minds that it’s getting harder and harder to keep that filter in place. And I think that I am seeing the flow of information - other than economic news and political news - steadily decline as businesses and individuals grapple with the personal impact on careers and families. All I know is that I just realized this a day or two ago: If the situation stabilized tomorrow - it would take my family about 12 years to get back to where we were a month ago. And when AIG went back for another $35Billion that was just about the last straw. Where are you ? Contact Us CES 2008 Coverage for Tech Podcast Network Solyndra Reshapes Solar Panels for Commercial Rooftops Watch Today’s Video Episode Click to view videos submitted or recommended by other SDR podcast listeners. . . If you find a YouTube video that pertains to one of our news items, or have produced an item that would be of interest to SDR listeners, please send us the link slashdotreview{at}gmail.com Save $10 on any order of $50 or more at GoDaddy.com! Be sure to sign up for our upcoming roundtable. We will be using GoToMeeting. Also, be sure to check out GoToMeeting. Why? Because you can hold meetings right over the Net — from anywhere. Plus, you can hold all the meetings you want for one flat rate. To get your free 30-day trial , visit www.gotomeeting.com/techroundtable. Take 10% off any order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH Take $5 off any $30 order at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH2 .com Domains $6.95 at GoDaddy.com! Code SLASH3 More blogs about SlashdotReview… Slashdot Review by Email - Sign up here: Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz Less

http://live.pirillo.com - Yes, I remember Netscape, and I never liked it. I also remember when Safari was made. Fast forward to today... and we now have Google Chrome. This is going to be Google's Web browser offering to the World. Less

Nunca se preguntaron porqué la empresa número uno de internet se había metido con Microsoft, lanzando aplicaciones de oficina (Google Apps), y no con Firefox, con un browser. Lo más natural y lógico hubiera sido que el buscador empezara por este medio, sin embargo no fue así. La realidad es que la gente de Mozilla, los [...] Less

Todo estaba previsto para el miércoles 3 de septiembre, pero la propia web les jugó una mala pasada. Un día antes, este martes 2 de septiembre, la noticia ya había corrido como reguero de pólvora y los ejecutivos de Google tuvieron que develar el proyecto para el que habían trabajado durante dos años y por [...] Less

Todo estaba previsto para el miércoles 3 de septiembre, pero la propia web les jugó una mala pasada. Un día antes, este martes 2 de septiembre, la noticia ya había corrido como reguero de pólvora y los ejecutivos de Google tuvieron que develar el proyecto para el que habían trabajado durante dos años y por [...] Less

Todo estaba previsto para el miércoles 3 de septiembre, pero la propia web les jugó una mala pasada. Un día antes, este martes 2 de septiembre, la noticia ya había corrido como reguero de pólvora y los ejecutivos de Google tuvieron que develar el proyecto para el que habían trabajado durante dos años y por [...] Less

Final part. Chris Hofmann talks about Firefox's market share in Brazil and the community contributors of the project. Recorded at Golden Tulip Plaza, São Paulo - Brazil. August 2008. Cast: fczuardi Less

Recorded at Golden Tulip Plaza, São Paulo - Brazil. August 2008. On this first part, Chris talks about Mozilla Labs, the concept series and how they relate with the main products and releases. Cast: fczuardi Less

From head to toe, from pillar to post this podcast yet again delivers a little something for everybody. From dissecting ICANN to help with turning Gmail into your default e-mail client for all of your e-mail addresses, this week’s hosting podcast promises to deliver the goods*. Format might have changed a little but one thing will never change, I’m hyped, excited and ready to deliver you the best hosting podcast you’ve heard in a long time. Download the Web Hosting Show, Episode 163! Running Time: 11 minutes | File Size: 5.02 MB Here are just a few topics from this week’s episode: What is ICANN and What Can It Do For ME? Get IP Based Info with Firefox Import POP3 Accounts into Gmail Trademark vs Copyright for Webmasters Here are this week’s web hosting news headlines: School Spreads 1.5m Spam Emails Web Host HostGator 21st in Inc 5000 List WebHostingBuzz.com Wins Award for Best Web Hosting Support Changing things up a ‘bit this week. A little change never hurt anybody, right? Also tune in this week to check out the new Web Hosting Show theme, which I must say does rock.  What else would you expect coming from the web hosting industry’s media rock star? * - actual promises of delivering may vary.  This citation was just an excuse to plug the re-written about page on webhostingshow.com.  Go check it out to learn more about me and this podcast. Free Download: Download Your Free Copy of My Best of the Web Hosting Show Guides eBook! © Mitch Keeler - like this? visit Mitchelaneous.com | FirefoxFacts.com | WebHostingShow.com   Less

http://live.pirillo.com - When you open up your Web browser, what is your home page set as? I know that many of you will answer Google or Yahoo. Some of you may be using a site like Facebook or MySpace as your main page. Mine is often just blank (on purpose), but when I do use one, it's Alltop. Less

http://www.insidegeek.ca - In this video we talk about a few different web browsers you should check out. What do you currently use to browse the web, whether that is at home or on the go? Distributed by Tubemogul. Less

Ouça o bate papo gravado via Skype entre Renato Castilho, Adilson J. Casas e Alexandre Recco. - A saga do Nokia 6120 continua - Nokia + Pitty = $$$ - Terry Childs, um nerd maluco - O dia do sysadmin - Dica de software: FOXMARKS - Prato do dia: Frango assado ao creme de cebola e sem SAL! Veja também Música na era digital Lobão e a pirataria Linux + Wine = Windows Freio de mão e Janelas Less

Byte Podcast # 124 - Descarga directa En Byte Podcast 124 les traemos información de los nuevos lanzamientos de la Serie E de Nokia: E71 y E66, recordamos el día del administrador de sistemas, recomendamos hacer su respaldo de información, un sitio con los 20 tonos para teléfono móvil que un geek debería tener, y 8 nuevas características del Firefox 8. Además, cómo crear tu propio canal de tv en Internet y en la Página de Poncho, un sitio para crear tu árbol genealógico. Cerramos con la retroalimentación que envían a través de los comentarios y el correo electrónico. Byte, tecnología aplicada… a la vida. Podcast 124. Duración: 29 minutos Enlaces: Nokia E71 y Nokia E66 SysAdmin Day Top de tonos geek para tu teléfono móvil (enviado por Luis Espejel) 8 características del Firefox 3 que probablemente no conoces WorldTV.com - Crea tu propio canal de TV (enviado por JuanPancho74, vía delicious) Sticker Screenlet La Página de Poncho: My Heritage ¿Cuál fue tu primer gadget? Eventos próximos: Simposium Internacional de Tecnología e Innovación en Mérida, Yucatán. Del 2 al 4 de Octubre. Congreso de Web 2.0 en Cancún, México. Noviembre 4 y 5. Más de Byte Podcast: Byte Podcast @ tumblr BytePodcast’s bookmarks on del.icio.us Byte Podcast @ Twitter Foros de Byte Podcast Grabado y Producido en los estudios de Dixo.com Espacio para el archivo MP3 cortesía de Alterno MX Less

Byte Podcast # 124 - Descarga directa En Byte Podcast 124 les traemos información de los nuevos lanzamientos de la Serie E de Nokia: E71 y E66, recordamos el día del administrador de sistemas, recomendamos hacer su respaldo de información, un sitio con los 20 tonos para teléfono móvil que un geek debería tener, y 8 nuevas características del Firefox 3. Además, cómo crear tu propio canal de tv en Internet y en la Página de Poncho, un sitio para crear tu árbol genealógico. Cerramos con la retroalimentación que envían a través de los comentarios y el correo electrónico. Byte, tecnología aplicada… a la vida. Podcast 124. Duración: 29 minutos Enlaces: Nokia E71 y Nokia E66 SysAdmin Day Top de tonos geek para tu teléfono móvil (enviado por Luis Espejel) 8 características del Firefox 3 que probablemente no conoces WorldTV.com - Crea tu propio canal de TV (enviado por JuanPancho74, vía delicious) Sticker Screenlet La Página de Poncho: My Heritage ¿Cuál fue tu primer gadget? Eventos próximos: Cuarta Reunión de Café de Altura, México D.F. Agosto 06, 2008 Simposium Internacional de Tecnología e Innovación en Mérida, Yucatán. Del 2 al 4 de Octubre. Congreso de Web 2.0 en Cancún, México. Noviembre 4 y 5. Más de Byte Podcast: Byte Podcast @ tumblr BytePodcast’s bookmarks on del.icio.us Byte Podcast @ Twitter Foros de Byte Podcast Grabado y Producido en los estudios de Dixo.com Espacio para el archivo MP3 cortesía de Alterno MX Less

This week on the show I’ll take a look at Make Use Of’s 1000th post, a great online image editing tool, and a way to improve the chances you’ll get back a lost iPhone. I’d love to hear from you. Send me your MP3 files containing comments about the show, reviews of your favourite websites or just general chitchat. I’ll choose a few to play on the show each week. Send them to podcast [at] makeuseof [dot] com. If you look underneath the links from the show on this page, you will see a little media player where you can listen to the podcast right here on the site. Or if you prefer, you can right-click on the “audio MP3? logo and save the MP3 file to your computer for listening on your MP3 player or iPod. The podcast is available through iTunes so don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast if you have an iPod, or in another podcatcher if you have a different MP3 player. 1000th post: DestroyFlickr: An Amazing Flickr AIR App Save and Backup Websites with HTTrack 6 Things You should Download after Getting Vista Quick Tip: Create an If Found screen for your iPhone/iPod Touch 11 Firefox 3 Extensions That I Can’t Live Without ManyCam - Do More Things With Your Webcam Break.com : How Front Page Videos Are Picked (Video) More from MakeUseOf.com : - MakeUseOf Directory : Read about up-to 5 truly useful web apps on a daily basis. - MakeUseOf ‘Geeky Fun’: - Fun Geeky Pics, Cartoons and Videos. Tags: extensions, Firefox, Flickr, image editing, iphone, iPod, Podcast, video, Vista, webcam Related posts vTap - Download videos on your mobile for FREE (2) Three More Great Twitter Tools Worth A Look (3) Make Use Of Podcast #4: Making Vista Faster & Better Commenting (9) HowTo: Sell Old Cell Phones and iPods (5) How to Install Wikipedia on Your iPod (70) Less