Brad Jensen

Member since: Mar 25th, 2008

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Mozilla finally ships new theme elements in Firefox 3.7 nightly build (Download Squad)

Feb 22nd 2010 10:29AM Maybe he/she means the Windows theme..

Facebook simplifies home page layout, inevitable complaining begins (Download Squad)

Feb 5th 2010 4:04PM I like it. The search box doesn't fit well, though.

Google Chrome OS could run on tablets, take on the iPad (Download Squad)

Feb 2nd 2010 5:34PM Or just sell a clip-on mic, like people use on TV all the time.

Google Chrome OS could run on tablets, take on the iPad (Download Squad)

Feb 2nd 2010 5:31PM I think they should add a in-ear headset with a mic (like the iPhone) and make an app that can type what you say, at virtually 100% accuracy. That way, people won't need to type on the thing (but they still could, if they wanted to.) You could then click in a textbox and say what you want. You can make the mic not pick up noise from a certain distance, so you can still use the device in crowded rooms.

Mozilla Weave hits 1.0, keeps all your Firefox installs in sync! (Download Squad)

Jan 29th 2010 10:40AM http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla-labs-weave/browse_thread/thread/c0f6d59c31dc5a9a/85ca3c226bc2d59b?lnk=gst&q=delete#85ca3c226bc2d59b

Mozilla Weave hits 1.0, keeps all your Firefox installs in sync! (Download Squad)

Jan 29th 2010 10:00AM I'm wondering about the password saver.. Is it as safe/good as lastpass!?

I'm thinking not, since you save your passwords in the browser(s), which is now pretty old school. I wonder if they will fix that, so it's a mix of xmarks and lastpass, with extra features.

Also, if I was to get on a computer at school and log in to get all of my bookmarks, etc, would I then have to manually delete the bookmarks once I was finished and logged out? Same goes with History..

Weave should automatically delete/replace my booksmarks, passwords, and history from the local computer (back to it's original state, before I used it) once I log out of the service (for security reasons).. Maybe there can be a setting to have it do that, when you're at a computer that is not your own.

SourceForge blocks Iran, North Korea, Syria, Sudan and Cuba (Download Squad)

Jan 25th 2010 8:10PM Crazy times. There are currently hundreds-thousands of reasons for all people, including Americans, to be sick of the American Government.

The empire is beginning to collapse, and I can't wait for it to be over, even if it has to get ugly before it gets better.