Here's the description from the Fx extension page:

Sage-Too is a lightweight RSS and Atom feed aggregator extension for
Mozilla Firefox. It's got more of what you need and not much of what
you don't.

* Reads RSS (2.0, 1.0, 0.9x) and Atom feeds
* Feed Discovery
* Integrates with Firefox's bookmark storage and Live Bookmarks
* Imports and exports OPML feed lists
* Newspaper feed rendering customizable via style sheets
* Technorati and RSS search engine integration
* Support for the following locales: Argentine Spanish, Catalan,
Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek,
Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian,
Serbian, Slovenian, Spanish, and Swedish

I like Sage Too for several reasons, the principal one being that it integrates with Firefox in such a way that I don't notice it unless I want it. Hitting the hotkey sequence Alt+Z pops it out in a sidebar, and clicking on the feet title opens the feed page in the active window. There is a brief blurb describing the new feed, and clicking on the title will open it in a new window or tab, depending on how you have your tab choices set.

Another great feature (for me) is that Sage Too stores its data in the Firefox bookmarks folder. Since I use the Foxmarks add-on, I can go to any computer running Firefox (that I trust), install Foxmarks, sync the bookmarks, install Sage Too, and I'm "at home" for browsing and reading all my blog and news feeds. Since I use Scribefire for most of my composition and store my work in either Google Docs or Google Notebook, one more download of Scribefire and I'm in business totally, whether blogging, writing business letters, or whatever.

(BTW, have you checked out GooDocs new templates? Groovy!)

Anyway, if you want a quick, simple, unobtrusive feed reader, Sage Too is a good choice for beginners and FeedHogs alike. Y'know, thanks to Firefox and a couple of Google's services, I'm rapidly becoming hardware-independent when it comes to everything but photo editing. None of the online editors can do everything I need yet; the transmission rates are just too slow for cloning and some of the more data-intensive stuff, but the time is coming...

Ik hoop maar dat ze goede vorderingen maken bij Mozilla Labs -om alle bladwijzers op mijn verschillende pc's te synchroniseren heb ik tot nu toe mijn plan getrokken met del.icio.us & Foxmarks, een add-on voor Firefox. Geen probleem, maar mocht alles een beetje minder omslachtig kunnen: graag.

Use Mozilla Firefox! If you are still using Internet Explorer, please wakeup...quit being stubborn...make the switch... You might actually enjoy browsing the internet. Not only is Firefox safer, but its most definitely better. Customization through Add-ons is what makes it so great. Learn to use the extra features of Firefox and you'll learn to love it. Some add-ons I recommend:

PicLens: Full-Screen, 3D -- PicLens transforms your browser into a visually stunning experience for finding and viewing online photos and videos. Our "3D Wall" lets you effortlessly search and zoom your way around thousands of images, videos, news feeds, sports feeds, and more. See our demo at http://piclens.com/demo

Better Gmail 2: Add useful extra features and skins to Gmail, like hierarchical labels, macros, signatures, file attachment icons, and more.

Flashblock: Never be annoyed by a Flash animation again! Blocks Flash so it won't get in your way, but if you want to see it, just click on...

Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer: If you use Firefox on more than one computer, you'll want Foxmarks. Install Foxmarks on each computer, and it will work silently in the background to keep your bookmarks synchronized. You can also log in to my.foxmarks.com to manage your bookmarks from any computer.

IE Tab: This is a great tool for web developers, since you can easily see how your web page displayed in IE with just one click and then switch back to Firefox.

Gmail Manager: Allows you to manage multiple Gmail accounts and receive new mail notifications. Displays your account details including unread messages, saved drafts, spam messages, labels with new mail, space used, and new mail snippets.

Firefox Showcase: Showcase provides a new way to manage your Firefox tabs and windows by showing them as thumbnails in a single window, tab or sidebar. Includes a find bar that will filter the thumbnails, and the capability to select the thumbnails in the same way you would select files in your system.

Seguimos batiendo records de bajadas de Firefox 3, aunque algunos días después de su salida oficial, ahora decidimos ponernos a analizar las novedades en cuanto a velocidad de carga y de renderizado de páginas de esta nueva versión del navegador de Mozilla.

Si anteriormente se consideraba Firefox como uno de los navegadores más rápidos del mercado y quizás con la versión 2 esta característica mermó un poco con respecto a sus rivales directos, ahora en la versión 3 vuelve a destacarse como uno de los puntos más fuertes del navegador web.

Han habido novedades impresionantes en muchos otros frentes del navegador; entre ellas la seguridad, el rendimiento en memoria, el interfaz, etc. Y además una mejora de la velocidad un 20% superior del navegador, os dejamos un link de descarga segura del servidor de Google (link).

Desde que descubrí esta extensión no he dejado de usarla. Para los que manejamos dos ordenadores habitualmente, bien porque tengamos un sobremesa y un portátil, o bien porque dispongamos de Firefox en la oficina, el tener nuestro perfil sincronizado es muy útil para tener todo el trabajo que realizas en uno de los equipos sincronizado en todos los demás.

Foxmarks se centra en sincronizar los marcadores, así si estamos trabajando con el portátil fuera de casa y queremos agregar una web a nuestros favoritos lo tendremos también en el ordenador de casa. Esto se consigue de la siguiente manera, al instalar la extensión nos pedirá un nombre usuario y una contraseña con la que nos registraremos y abriremos nuestra cuenta en el servidor de Foxmarks. Ese servidor recogerá los marcadores que ya tenemos y los cambios que vayamos haciendo con el tiempo, de este modo el servidor será el que sincronizará estos marcadores con todos los Firefox que tengamos. Por supuesto funciona con el nuevo y genial Firefox 3.

Descarga: Foxmarks

I started to use Radar Networks’ Twine at the invitation of CEO Nova Spivak after writing this earlier this year (also see this). I enjoyed it for a while, especially because a lot of technology folks were hooking up with each other, especially the semantic web community, on Twine. But I found it tedious to work through beta issues and to be bothered with recommendations or news about who was saying or bookmarking things about what. (I should have turned off the emails sooner!)

I was also disappointed that Twine was taking an apparently folksonomic approach to tagging. It was as if Radar Networks was riding semantic web buzz without really embracing it openly or sharing the momentum that the invite-only community was investing in. That may not sound fair - I believe that there are semantics in the back room, but that’s how it felt and it's still the way it looks. But probably the worst part is the process that you have to go through to add a bookmark - which is the whole point, of course! (I ultimately sacrificed popup blockers, but the process still seems laborious compared to other alternatives.)

I stumbled across Zigtag almost accidentally while working for a VC firm with a portfolio of semantic startups. What I like most about Zigtag is that they make it obvious that they are building an ontology of tags and encourage users to select semantic tags (i.e., concepts) rather than folksonomic “words”. They also provide tools for managing tags that allow you to move smoothly and incrementally from a folksonomic to a more semantic approach.

The key to the semantic approach for Zigtag is that shared tags are just that - they are more precise than strings. They are not only words - they have definitions.

Unfortunately, like Twine, Zigtag's ontological model remains hidden.

My initial experience with Zigtag resulted in immediate jubilation. The Firefox plug-in works for me. It lets me type in tags with nice completion and recommendations from the tags that others have defined. Within 15 minutes I was writing to compliment Zigtag on a practical, elegant approach to the semantic bookmarking problem. I liked it much better than Twine right off the bat - and despite its book-market, I like Twine a lot! Within a few minutes I had an email from their founder, Reg Cheramy. An hour later we were talking. We talked about his early meeting with Michael Arrington, how his work compares to bulletin board or discussion forum emphasis in Twine , how he facilitates semantic tagging given a very large ontology and vocabulary, and so on.

Whether Reg took my advice to emphasize groups more or was already headed in that direction is unclear, but Zigtag now has group functionality that seems as good as (and in some ways better) than Twine's. If you go to Zigtag the web site, you can find groups to join, but unlike Twine's web site, Zigtag does not recommend groups for you based on your interests. I'm not sure this is a problem, though. Recommendations can be distracting. Nonetheless, if people want recommendations for more than content, it would be a simple step for Zigtag given the fact that they already recommend content that others have bookmarked.

I'm not too concerned with recommendations, even of content, so I cannot comment on Zigtag versus Twine on that front. Generally, there is plenty of RSS and recommendation noise to go around. I prefer the linked approach to finding information rather than searching and I don't expect recommendations to become excellent in the near term. For more on this, you might want to check out the recent news about Vulcan's EVRI investment at Webware or ReadWriteWeb.

I like to use Zigtag from the sidebar in Firefox. Actually, I owe Reg additional thanks for, in effect, causing me to abandon Internet Explorer for Firefox. I use it primarily to organize my bookmarks semantically and across machines. For those that want to do the same, you might also be interested in Mitch Kapor's Foxmarks.

I'm fine with finding groups on my own and I like seeing people and what they tend to tag, too. Now that I know they are available on the web site, though, I want them in the sidebar. The fact that they are indirect on the web site, not presented in the sidebar, and not proactively recommended probably explains why there are relatively few (especially compared to Twine). It would be nice, for example, to see groups and people organized along with bookmarks according to how heavily they use tags as I pivot through various facets.

So, on a feature basis, I like Zigtag more than Twine for two primary reasons:

1. Zigtag's Firefox plug-in is a great user interface while Twine's book-market is awkward in every sense that matters to me.
2. Zigtag emphasizes and leverages shared tagging of tags that have clearly documented interpretations Twine is too folksonomic.

The picture shown in this post shows that Zigtag already "knows" a lot about semantics. Part of the reason is that they must have a roomful of people watching for tags that people enter that are not defined. Quite a few of the tags I've added have become defined within hours (sometimes minutes) of when I enter them. We'll see how this scales up, but I like it - a lot.

The key question for both these sites is:

Are you going to share your ontology? If not, why not? If so, when or why not now?

Note that I am not suggesting they should. But if they have a reason not to, it would be nice to understand that.

It also would be nice to know whether the effort I expend on either site will be lost if they are acquired or I want to switch. That's how it looks at Twine today.

Zigtag exports my bookmarks. I can get them from or over to Delicious, no problem. But I want their semantics, too. I would really appreciate preservation of the text, preferably the semantics of my tags. Perhaps if my bookmarks were simply output as an OWL referencing their ontology? At least then I could move without losing the effort that I have put into them, whether folksonomic or semantic. I also want to know if their ontology is are any good and, if so, I'd appreciate export to OWL so that I could use bookmarks for other purposes that interest me.

The background issue of data portability, for bookmarks, social networks, and other personal profile data is huge.

If I had OWL export and an open ontology, I would be less worried about my investment in Zigtag or Twine. Consider Techcrunch's recent comments:

Zigtag’s biggest obstacle is the slew of other social bookmarking sites already available (...). The semantic tagging feature is fairly unique, but its appeal is still untested, especially against automated semantic taggers like Twine. Frankly, a lot of people are just going to stick with the simple but effective Delicious interface.

It's hard to argue with the first sentence, but the second seems harsh. Twine is getting credit that it may not deserve. Also, Zigtag recommends tags, too. But the third sentence is a problem for Zigtag as well as Twine, although the latter benefits from superior PR.

Another question, of course, is how Zigtag and Twine will fare once they try to make money. Radar Networks has stated that Twine will start running ads by the end of the year. Zigtag has made no public announcements. Delicious selectively advertises (e.g., on search pages), perhaps to feed intelligence to Yahoo's advertising network. The advertisements are so selective that the value of other book-marking sites may be limited to the intelligence that they provide to established advertising networks. If so, this will hold down valuations and slow innovation. We'll see, but obviously, I hope not..

Dei uma olhada superficial nas opções e minha opção foi para o FoxMarks que me pareceu um projeto maduro e estável, e inclusive posso acessar meus favoritos direto no site do my.foxmarks.com, quando não estou em casa ou no trabalho.
Bastou instalar o addon, reiniciar o Firefox3 criar uma conta e, fim, todos viveram felizes para sempre, inclusive o pobre do google que não pode alocar um desenvolvedor para fazer uma atualização que eu acredito que não levaria mais que 3 dias de trabalho.

Auch jetzt scheinen die Chancen nicht schlecht zu stehen - die offizielle Firefox-Download-Seite ist schon offline und auch viele Mirror sind hoffnungslos überlastet. Irgendwie hab ich es trotzdem geschafft mir von Zdnet die Final zu holen und kann schon mal in neuem Gewand weitersurfen :-)

Ersteindruck: Sehr gut. Ich finde das Browsen geht beim Internet-Expolrer-Konkurrenten spürbar flüssiger von der Hand als noch in 2.0, das Interface wirkt aufgeräumter und die überarbeitete Adressleiste ist hervorragend.

Die nächsten Wochen werden zeigen, wie sich "Gran Paradiso" bewährt. Ich freu mich schon, wenn all meine AddOns fit für die neue Version sind. Gut, dass mein heiß geliebtes Foxmarks-Addon bereits voll funktionsfähig ist :-)

P.S.: Sollten manche Links heute nicht funktionieren - nicht wundern - der Download Day sorgt im Moment für einiges an Überlastung ;-)

روزانه با تعداد زيادي از وبسايت ها در ارتباطيد و مطمئنا ادرس همه انها را حفظ نمي كنيد بلكه bookmark مي كنيد تا در اينده به راحتي به انها دسترسي داشته باشد ، حالا يك سوال اگر از كافي نت يا جايي غير از كامپيوتر شخصي به اينترنت متصل شويد چه خواهيد كرد ؟ بايد يا ادرس ان سايت ها را به ياد اوريد و يا با كلي جستجو انها را پيدا كنيد ولي ايا مي دانستيد فايرفاكس براي اين مشكل هم راه حلي دارد ؟
افزونه Foxmarks ،با نصب يك فايل 200 كيلو بايتي تمام افزونه هاي شما به سرور اين افزونه ارصال مي شود و بعد از نصب ان برروي فايرفاكس از شما usrename و password مي گيرد و bookmark هاي شما را ثبت مي كند حالا شما مي خواهيد از كافي نت به ان bookmark ها دسترسي داشته باشيد تنها كاري كه مي كنيد اين است كه ان فايل 200 كيلو بايتي را بر روي كامپيوتر كافي نت هم نصب كنيد كه فكر نمي كنم كار مشكلي باشد بعد با دادن user ,pass خود به راحتي به تمامي bookmark هاي خود دسترسي خواهيد داشت ، به همين راحتي .

اين هم لينك اين افزونه

If you are not using Firefox by now, you should be. Just one of the many reasons is foxmarks. The problem with a heavy travel schedule is you often end up working on multiple machines like your work desktop and laptop plus your home computer. It can be down right annoying to go looking for a site you need only to realize you bookmarked it on another computer. Foxmarks ends that frustration by using its web servers to sync your bookmarks anywhere you have the extension installed. You have to do is log-in in once and you are done. Paired with Portable Apps on your thumb drive, you can always have the information you need where you need it with no hassle.

I would love to see Google update Browser Sync so that it works with Firefox's new bookmarking structure. It not only synchronized bookmarks, but passwords, history, and cookies as well.

Update:  Google Browser Sync has been discountinued.

TADA... Vanaf nu Foxmarks! :-)

(Google Bookmarks & Browser Sync hadden me vorige keer teleur gesteld)

Folksonomía es una "indexacion" profesional, es decir, la clasificación colaborativa por medio de etiquetas simples en un espacio de nombres llano, sin jerarquías ni relaciones de parentesco predeterminadas.

Son servicios que le permiten a uno, clasificar, compartir, valorar, comentar o guardar enlaces de Internet que uno crea o visita y piensa que son interesantes para que otras personas vean o simplemente para uso personal como guardar los marcadores/favoritos pero en linea y no en un computador.

Los usuarios guardan los enlaces a las paginas Web que ellos quieres guardar/compartir. Estos enlaces pueden ser publico o privados si no se quiere compartirlos, o compartidos solo con algunas personas. Ademas pueden ser vistos de manera cronológica, por categorías, por buscadores o etiquetas.

Para que sirve esto:

• Nuestras referencias preferidas se encuentran guardadas en la red, en lugar de en nuestro ordenador. Es decir los marcadores/Favoritos no se borraran cuando formatee el computador es decir 4 veces al año.

• Ofrece una forma muy rápida de seguir y vigilar nuestros temas de interés.

• Utilizar etiquetas o "tag" simples, es mucho mucho más flexible que guardarlas en carpetas.

• Podemos llevar a cabo un seguimiento de los enlaces que los usuarios van añadiendo. O de los enlaces más populares. O de los de nuestro interés. Excelente para perder el tiempo por horas en Internet.

• Furl
• Spurl
• Linkroll
• FeedMe Links
• BlinkList
• BlogMarks

• CiteULike
• Connotea

Aprovecho la oportunidad para hacerle publicidad a una pagina colombiana que funciona bajo esta modalidad de Social bookmarking mas específicamente se especializa en noticias de Colombia:
Gacetilla colombia. Sistema de ríos temáticos de noticias colaborativos donde los usuarios son los que deciden lo que es importante.Por ultimo hay que decir que el " social bookmarking" es una excelente forma de conseguir visitas ... aunque yo no lo profeso (mis adsense son un reto a google) por que mi idea no es conseguir visitas. Muchos sitios tienen unas barras como esta:
Donde con un click al icono de la aplicación se guarda el enlace de la pagina con la finalidad de subir las noticias o el numero de votaciones en esas paginas, de esta forma puede aumentar tremendamente el numero de visitas. Pero poner las paginas en cada uno de estos servicios puede ser mucho trabajo, o requerir mucho tiempo es por esto que se inventaron otra aplicación Web, que se encarga de promocionar un sitio en todas estas aplicaciones de bookmarking. se llama: Social bookmarking.Fuente: Internet en general, Wikipedia como siempre, y un articulo muy interesante de Eibar.org

Essentially, what Foxmarks does is have you create an account on a server (a computer connected to the internet that hosts a website or email or other service) somewhere and store your bookmarks there. You never have to worry about migrating your bookmarks, because Foxmarks will have them backed up for you. If you use multiple computers it becomes much easier to have your bookmarks synchronized.

Privacy warning: Your bookmarks will be stored on another computer that you have no control over. Check out their Privacy Policy before you decide to use the service.

Once you've followed the link and installed Foxmarks, you'll find that it's easy to setup. After restarting, a window will pop up called "Foxmarks setup wizard." Follow the link that asks "need to set up an account?" and provide a username and password. Make sure you can remember both! Remember when using Foxmarks: the "server" that they are talking about is their computer that is storing your bookmarks. It is also referred to as the remote (as in far away) bookmark set. Your bookmarks are called the local set (the ones stored on your computer). So, if Foxmarks ever asks you if you want to "override the local set with the remote set," that means replace your bookmarks with whatever is on their server. As long as you keep the terminology straight you'll have nothing to worry about.

So that's that. Now you have your bookmarks stored remotely, and Foxmarks is by default set to automatically synchronize your local set with the remote set. So when you add a new bookmark, it gets added to their server as well. All you need to do on your other computers is install Foxmarks (with Firefox, of course) and log into your account. You'll never have to worry about your bookmarks again.

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1. del.icio.us buttons
   Facilita la vita a chi è amante del famoso sito di social bookmarking
2. Download Statusbar
   Dite addio alla finestra di download, con questa estensione avrete tutti i download sottocchio e la possibilità di riprenderli e metterli in pausa.
3. Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer
   Utilissima estensione che, dopo una breve registrazione gratuita, permette di caricare i propri segnalibri sul server di questo servizio e di tenerli costantemente sincronizzati. In seguito si potranno scaricare questi segnalibri dal sito in maniera automatica su altri PC. Utile se volete avere gli stessi segnalibri in casa/ufficio oppure su windows/linux.
4. Gmail Notifier
   Piazza un'icona lassù in alto e ogni tot minuti controlla la vostra casella di posta avvisandovi se arriva della posta. Semplice.
5. Update Notifier
   Avvisa quando sono disponibili aggiornamenti delle estensioni o di Firefox.
6. Foxtrick
   Aggiunge al popolare gioco di calcio online Hattrick delle funzionalità e delle statistiche. Molto utile (anzi, quasi indispensabile) per chi gioca.

Você pode encontrar aqui um podcast feito pela Educator's Corner da Stanford University com o Mitch Kapor, no tema Como Construir Uma Companhia Bem Sucedida. A versão em MP3 tem apenas 25 MB.

- الف: ابزارهای دسکتاپ

1- PowerToys: اضافه کردن منوی "Open Command Window here" به کلیک راست.

2- WinHTTrack: اینترنت آفلاین(یه جورایی معادل Offline Explorer. بمنظور دانلود کردن کل یک سایت، بصورت کاملا تروتمیز)

3- Google Desktop

4- ++Notepad: راجع بهش هیچی نگو. فقط ازش استفاده کن!

5- Tor: یکی از ابزارهای مخفی ماندن در اینترنت (anonymity). معمولاً آن را از طریق Vidalia استفاده می‌کنم. اگه احیاناً خواستید از سایت‌هایی مثل گوگل یا سان دانلود کنید (که در حالت عادی امکانش وجود نداره)، می‌تونید ازش استفاده کنید. تنها نکته این‌که روی خطوط کم‌سرعت خوب جواب نمیده.

6- فایرفاکس: قصه راجع بهش زیاد گفته شده، فقط بگم که این‌دو اکستنش رو بسیار دوست دارم: ScrapBook و Foxmarks (به اضافه‌ی کلی اکستنشِ دیگه!)

7- Windows Live Writer: عشق مشترک اکثریت وبلاگ‌نویس‌ها

8- C:\Windows\Batch

کسانیکه از لینوکس استفاده کرده باشن، تصدیق می‌کنن که اجرای برنامه‌ها توی لینوکس روش جالب‌تری نسبت به ویندوز داره (هم جالب‌تر، هم راحت‌تر). چه از طریق کنسول و چه از طریق دیالوگی که با Alt+F2 میاد، معمولاً لازم نیست بیشتر از چندحرف تایپ کنید، چون auto-complete بقیه‌ی کار رو براتون انجام می‌ده، در ضمن خیلی‌ها این روش رو به کلیک کردن روی آیکون برنامه‌ها ترجیح می‌دن. من برای شبیه‌سازی یه همچین چیزی توی ویندوز، این‌کارا رو می‌کنم:

اول- توی تنظیمات IE، بخش Advanced، این گزینه رو انتخاب می‌کنم:‌ "Use inline AutoComplete"

ب- یه فولدر توی سیستم درست میکنم (مثل همون Batch) و اون رو به PATH اضافه می‌کنم.

پ- یه میانبر به هر برنامه‌ای که زیاد اجراش می‌کنم، توی فولدر Batch درست می‌کنم، معمولاً هم با اسامی کوتاه.

ت- از الان ببعد، فقط کافی توی Run، یکبار اسم اون میانبر رو بصورت کامل تایپ و اجرا کنم. دفعه‌های بعد، زحمت تایپ میافته به گردن خود ویندوز،‌ درست مثل نمونه‌ی مشابهش در لینوکس.

9- Unlocker: کیه که نمیذاره من این فایل رو پاکش کنم؟

10- OneNote: جزو شاهکارهای آفیس. بعد از مدتی کار کردن باهاش، احساس می‌کنید که علاوه بر کارهاتون، ذهنتون هم منظم‌تر شده.

- ب: ابزارهای توسعه

1- ویژوال استودیو: مگه بجز ویژوال استودیو می‌شه با IDE دیگه‌ای سی‌شارپ نوشت؟

2- Eclipse:جداً بگم که در این زمینه داره به جاوایی‌ها حسودیم می‌شه. Eclipse خیلی فراتر از اون چیزی بود که فکرش رو می‌کردم. اوقاتی که به جاوا احتیاج دارم، فقط و فقط از Eclipse استفاده می‌کنم. توی لینوکس هم اگه قرار باشه ++C بنویسم، باز هم Eclipse و CDT (لااقل تا حالا که کارم رو راه انداخته).

3- TortoiseSVN: محسن ملانوری عزیز بخوبی راجع به این ابزار توضیح داده.

4- Reflector: دقیق‌ترین مستند، خودِ کده.

5- Cavaj: معادل جاوایی برای Reflector.

6- DevCpp: قرار نیست که واسه تست هر کد کوچیکی از ویژوال استودیو استفاده کنیم.

7- VMWare: متاسفانه معادل ویندوزی کدباز و یا رایگان نداره و تنها گزینه‌ی موجود، خودشه. آخ که چه کیفی داره وقتی نسخه‌ی 6.0 رو نصب کنی و توی ویژوال استودیو، Ctrl+Alt+V رو بزنی (فارسی‌اش می‌شه Attach to Process in a Virtual Machine). صحبت کردن راجع به مزیت‌های تکنولوژی‌های مجازی‌سازی (Virtualization) خودش یه پست جداگانه لازم داره.

8- پلاگین‌های ویژوال استودیو: راستش خیلی علاقه‌ای ندارم که به ترکیب تر و تمیز ویژوال استودیو دست بزنم و چیزایی مثل ReSharper روش نصب کنم (هر چند که جداً قدرت ReSharper رو تحسین می‌کنم). اما همیشه این دو تا چیز رو روش نصب دارم: GhostDoc و SonicFileFinder.

9- Beyond Compare: جزو بایدهای زندگی! اصلن مگه می‌شه که برنامه‌نویس باشی و مجبور نشی دو تا چیز رو باهم مقایسه کنی، چه فایل باشه و چه فولدر. حتی کاربرای عادی هم بنظرم باید روی سیستمشون نصب کنن این ابزار رو. بازهم متاسفانه پولی‌ه و ما چاره‌ای نداریم جز...

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شاید در آینده‌ی نزدیک، صفحه‌ای رو اختصاص بدم به این موضوع، و فهرست رو کامل‌تر کنم. از محسن هم ممنون که فهرست خودش رو خیلی جلوتر از من پست کرد‍! منتظر بقیه هم هستم. حتماً که نباید اسم ببریم، مثلاً یکی‌اش خودِ تو!

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- Customized Development Environments

- Zoftware (فهرست ابزارهای م ملانوری)

Foxmarks è una semplice estensione per Firefox in grado di mantenerne sincronizzati i segnalibri. E' molto utile per chi come me lavora su più computer e ha l'interesse nel condividere lo stesso parco segnalibri (senza tutte le volte importare ed esportare).

Assomiglia molto all'estensione del.icio.us, ma ha due vantaggi rispetto a quest'ultimo:

1. E' opensource e nel caso di informazioni private è una sicurezza che non ci sia codice maligno
2. E' molto meno invasivo; in effetti non ne modifica l'interfaccia

Detto questo foxmarks può essere scaricato ed installato da qui.

On any normal day, I'm most likely to use at least 2 to 3 different PCs and on these PCs I can either boot on Linux or Windows which means that I have 6 different platforms (Fiesty, Dapper, OpenSuse 10.3, Windows 2000 -2 machines and Windows Media Centre) on which I'm likely to browse the web.Since most data is now stored on the web this doesn't pose any major problem but I still have my bookmarks locally on each of these machines - going to delicious each time, on my crappy Internet connection, is a pain and so I endup having different bookmarks on the diffrent PCs. So how do I do when I need a page which I bookmarked at work and I'm at home?
Foxmarks

Foxmarks is a nice little extension (Add-on) to firefox that allows you to sync your bookmarks. As soon as you've created an account, your bookmarks will be uploaded on the foxmarks server and as soon as the extension is installed on another machine, it will allow you to sync you bookmarks. The end result is sync bookmarks on all machines.

Foxmarks + del.icio.us (I'm just thinking aloud here)

So since Foxmarks and del.icio.us seem to work so well, why not integrate these two systems. del.icio.us allows you to tag pages which bookmarks do not but an extension which modifies the bookmark abilities of your browser could do the trick and ask you for tags when a page is bookmarked. Sync your foxmark and del.icio.us account could prove a winning combination.

• Adblock Plus: Muy util para librarse gran parte de la publicidad que nos encontremos por internet. Lo podrá hacer automaticamente, o sino podremos elegir que queremos considerar publicidad y no volver a ver otra vez.
• BBCodeXtra: Nos facilitará la inserción de código bbCode, html y xhtml en diferentes web, como por ejemplo en foros, blogs etc.
• FlashGot: Junto a un gestor de descargas nos será de gran ayuda para hacer descargas a nuestro ritmo, pudiendo pausarlas, descargar con lista de espera etc.
• PDF Download: Permite elegir que hacer con un archivo PDF: descargarlo, verlo con un visor externo o verlo como HTML. De está manera nos ahorraremos la ralentización que causa abrir este tipo de archivos en muchos casos.
• Web Developer: Puede que mucha gente no le vea gran utilidad a esta etensión, pero con ella podremos ver gran parte de información de la página en la que estamos. Más que nada, recomendada para desarroladores web.

Y mi preferida:

• Foxmarks: Con esta extensión podremos sincronizar nuestros marcadores, para poder utilizarlos en cualquier otro PC en el que estemos. Se nos creara un submenu en "Marcadores" y podremos sincronizar desde donde queramos los marcadores que utilizamos día a día.

Si opinais que hay más extensiones, además de las que he dicho yo, por favor comentarlas, que seguro serán de gran ayuda :D

Puede obtener Foxmarks en http://www.foxmarks.com y también lo puede instalar directamente desde Firefox entrando a Tools|Extensions. Ahí hace clic en Get More Extensions y luego lo localiza en los Recommended Add-ons (al menos por el momento).

Para las personas que hacemos mucho research utilizando el Web esta es una herramienta muy útil para poder integrar/sincronizar nuestros bookmarks.