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Mest Brugte Operativsystem: Windows XP

Mest Brugte Browser: Internet Explorer 6

Hvilken browser foretrækker du? Og hvorfor?

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Google Chrome er en helt ny internet browser.

Citat fra Newz.dk:

I går annoncerede Google, at de er i gang med at udvikle Google Chrome, Googles egen open source-browser. Browseren vil være baseret på WebKit, som også er grundlaget for Safari.

Tirsdag d. 2 september vil den første beta blive frigivet, først til Windows, men en version til Mac og Linux er under udvikling.

Af funktioner vil der være “beskyttede” tabs, som vil forhindre tabs i at crashe hinanden, beskyttelse fra ondsindede sider og en Javascript virtuel maskine kaldet V8. V8 er udviklet af Lars Bak, der i dag er leder af Googles udviklingsteam i Århus. Han har en omfattende baggrund som udvikler af objekt-orienterede virtuelle maskiner gennem 18 år og har blandt andet været højt placeret i Sun Microsystems Java-afdeling. V8 er langt hurtigere og langt bedre egnet til tungere opgaver, end hvad hidtil kendt teknologi har kunnet præstere.

Internet Explorer 8 er blevet kendt for dens nye InPrivate-funktion, som gør, at der ikke gemmes historik eller cookies på computeren. Chrome vil have en funktion magen til.

Google har lidt utraditionelt valgt at lave annonceringen som en tegneserie.

Her har jeg så valgt at smide 3 skønne sider. De fortæller om tre af de ting som jeg sætter mest pris på.

Først har vi at alle tabs har hver sin proces i systemet. Hvilket på lægmandstale vil sige at i stedet for at hele browseren crasher, så er det kun fanebladet (tab’en).

For det andet har vi layoutet i browseren. Kun tabs helt helt øverst i vinduet (på linie med X (sluk), minimér etc. etc.) Så bliver pladsen brugt optimalt. Herunder har vi så en adressebar og alle andre knapper. Og derefter: Nada. Ikke engang en bundlinie. Den kommer kun når siden loader, derefter forsvinder den igen. FANTASTISK.

Tredje og sidst er der startsiden og “incognito”. Startsiden tager automatisk dine mest besøgte sider og placerer som 9 praktiske links. Til højre for er dine mest brugte søgninger, dine seneste bogmærker og til sidste hvad dine seneste tabs indeholdte. TOTALT nice

Incognito ≈ skjult. Hvis du åbner et incognito-vindue, så bliver de sider du besøger ikke gemt i historikken (genialt hvis man sidder og kigger efter gaver til kæresten / porno / whatever.. ), den gemmer ikke hvad du har søgt efter, den gemmer kort sagt: intet. Bortset, selvfølgelig, fra de filer du henter ned. De ligger der stadigvæk når du har lukket vinduet.

SWEEEET Og til sidst er der et screenshot fra min egen skærm (nedskaleret til 800*640).

Så.. Helt kort sagt..

Så vidt jeg forstår: Den hurtigste, mest stabile og mest sikre browser – to date.

Men vær klar over at det kun er Beta’en der er ude nu. Men har endnu ikke selv stødt på problemer
Enjoy.

All-in-One Gestures

Lader dig udføre almene kommandoer ved hjælp af din mus.

Min højre museknap er min “gestikuleringsknap” og med dén kan jeg gå frem og tilbage igennem sider jeg har været igennem. Jeg kan opdatere (reloade) siden, se kildekoden, hoppe frem og tilbage imellem tabs, samt lave nye tabs og lukke dem, og gøre en masse masse andre ting.

Installerer I denne add-on så husk at sætte gestikuleringen “ned/down” til “close tab“.

I bundlinien kan I se hvad den gestikulation I har gang i udfører. Er I igang med noget forkert, så hold enten musen stille i 1 sekund, eller bare ryst den – så den laver en så lang kommando at den ikke eksisterer.

AVG Safe Search

Denne add-on skanner alle dine google søgeresultater for kendt farligt sideindhold (vira etc. etc.) og advarer hvis du får dig selv ind på en side som er til skade for din computer.

Colorzilla

Nok mest for grafikentusiaster. Colorzilla er en eyedropper der kan tage farvekoder fra sider. Du klikker på ikonet i hjørnet og klikker på farven du gerne vil have koden på. Herefter kan du så vælge om den skal kopiere koden ind som RGB eller Hex (begge i forskellige former) til din udklipsholder.

Ctrl+Tab

Ikke ligefrem min yndlingsadd-on men den bliver brugt engang i mellem. Som alle ved: Alt+Tab bringer en programvælger frem, så du kan vælge hvilken af dine åbne programmer der skal være i fokus.

Ctrl+Tab gør det samme med tabs

Dansk Ordbog

Well.. Hurtigt forklaret. Stavekontrol til tekstfelter på nettet.

FoxyTunes

Et kontrolpanel til din medieafspiller. Jeg har sat min til at styre Winamp (min afspiller). Nu kan du altid nemt styre volumen, hop frem i sangen, klikke frem eller tilbage i din playlist osv.

Super duper

Gmail Notifier

Det her fantastiske ikon sparer dig for mange besøg til din Gmail konto. Når det er blåt er der ny mail siden dit sidste login – er det rødt er der ikke kommet ny mail siden dit sidste login på siden. Og tallet – antal ulæst mail.

IE Tab

Nogle sider fungerer ikke i Firefox, meget få, men de findes.

Når det nu engang sker at man støder ind i den slags sider, så er det nice ikke at skulle skifte program.

Ved et klik på enten ikonet i toppen, højreklikke på dit faneblad eller klikke ikonet i bunden så skifter den “motor” og kan nu vise siden som den ville i Internet Explorer. Du kan også højreklikke på et link og vælge “open in IE tab”.

Piclens [Findes også til IE og Safari ! ]

Jeg har skrevet om Piclens før.

men her har I alligevel en introduktionsvideo.

Quicknote

Jeg finder ofte ting jeg ikke gerne vil huske.. Ting jeg vil undersøge nærmere en anden dag, citater, tal osv osv.

Her er Quicknote nice. Med det installeret kan du åbne en notesblok i en ny tab eller som i et nyt vindue.

Og så snart man har skrevet noget, kan du bare lukke vinduet – den gemmer automatisk. Super lækkert.

Sxipper

En af mine favoritter. Den gør det SÅ NEMT at logge ind!!

Firefox har i forvejen en funktion der husker passwords – men det her… uuuuha.. Det er SÅ meget bedre

Når du lander på en side hvor du ikke i forvejen er logget ind kommer der en SKØN dialogboks op med en eller flere knapper med brugernavne du før har brugt på.

Fx har jeg flere konti på One.com, det ser sådan ud:

Hele skærmen bliver mørkere ved eet enkelt klik på den konto du vil logge ind med så ryger du ind. Den udfylder selv brugernavn, kodeord og trykker OK. Hvor nemt kan det være? Og hvis du ikke er interesseret i at logge ind, så klikker du bare et eller andet sted udenfor boksen og så forsvinder den.

Sxipper redder der hvor Firefox fejler – for godt nok kan firefox fortælle dig dit kodeord, men hvad nu hvis du ikke kan huske dit brugernavn, eller om du overhovedet har en bruger på siden?

Og det husker ikke bare brugernavn og kodeord. Men ALT! Alle felter der skal udfyldes på sider (din alder, dit postnummer, din mail etc etc etc!) PLUS! Kreditkortinformationer hvis man har lyst.

Det med at trække kortet frem og skrive af er fortid! Nu kan du bare højreklikke -> Form Fill og så står alle din ting klar og du kan bare trykke “KØB“.

Håber I kan bruge mine erfaringer til noget godt Enjoy

Har hørt mange besøgende fortælle om at AoOs.dk ikke åbner korrekt i Internet Explorer. En fejlmeddelelse ville komme op og browseren ville hoppe væk fra siden.

Har fundet fejlen, og nu er alle glade

Everyone loves a good laugh, and in the age of electronics, high-tech hijinks are just waiting to be pulled off. So snuggle up to your screen and get ready to unleash all sorts of shenanigans as we present the 25 best high-tech pranks known to man. Our apologies in advance to your friends and co-workers.

1. The Restart Remap

We start with one sure to throw off even the most advanced Windows user. Setup is simple and you need only a few seconds alone on someone’s computer. When you get a chance, sneak over and right-click your pal’s icon to Internet Explorer or some other commonly used program. Edit the properties and change the target to: “%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -t 00″ Now, every time your buddy tries to run IE, his machine will mysteriously restart — and your laughter will instantly result.

2. Startup Folder Fun

While we’re on the topic of system startups, the Windows Startup folder is a fantastic place for fun. Create a text file with an amusing message and throw it in there so your cubicle mate will get a daily greeting — or, if you really want to get evil, add in the restart shortcut from above (not recommended unless you just want to get your ass kicked).

3. Disappearing Desktop

A classic computer prank never goes out of style. The desktop image trick has been around for a bit, but rest assured: There are plenty of unsuspecting victims still to be found. Just head over to an unattended computer, minimize all the windows, and hit the Print Screen key. Paste the captured image into any graphic editing program — even Microsoft Paint will do — then save the file and set it as the desktop background. Then, all you have to do is hide the actual icons on the desktop — put them in a folder somewhere — and your victim will try endlessly to click the nonexistent icons, which are actually just part of the background image. For another variation, leave one program open when you capture the screen and watch as the person tries to click on it, type in it, and close it to no avail.

4. Auto-Insult

There are few things funnier than forcing a friend to insult himself — and Microsoft has made it easy to do just that. Take a moment to edit the Autocorrect feature in your colleague’s Word or Outlook (it’s in the Tools menu in both programs). Add a new entry to replace their name with “douche,” and watch how much more interesting all their emails and documents will suddenly become. A little creativity can take this one in plenty of different and equally entertaining directions.

5. Serius Buisness

While you’re in the Word or Outlook settings, another good place to tamper is the dictionary. Replace a few correct words with common misspellings just for giggles. Just be sure to let this one play out and get resolved before your co-worker sends any official memos to the entire corporation.

6. Annoying Audio

A small investment will have a big payoff with the ThinkGeek Annoy-a-Tron. This little $10 gadget can brighten even the dreariest of offices. It looks like a computer part, but when you flip the switch, this fella sends out annoying beeps and buzzes at random intervals. You can toggle between different grating sounds, too. The thing is magnetic, so you just slap it on the back of someone’s computer and watch them try to figure out where that awful noise is coming from (hint: they never will).

7. Phantom of the Office

Taking the Annoy-a-Tron up a notch, the Phantom Keystroker actually plugs into a USB port and then makes random key presses or mouse movements every few minutes. You can control the frequency and the kind of emissions. For $25, this may be worth every penny — especially if you can write it off as a business expense.

8. Manual Control

If your budget doesn’t have a tab for “pranking gadgets,” you can always go the manual route and utilize the USB port to attach a second mouse to a neighboring tower. This works especially well with a person across from you, if you can get under your desk and access the back of their computer. Plug in, wiggle away, and watch them squirm. Added points if you have a wireless mouse.

9. The Speaker Swap

Since you’re already under the desk, try out another switcheroo: the speaker swap. Just plug their speakers into your computer. Now start playing something like a low-frequency heartbeat sound on loop and see how long they try to stop the nuisance on their computer. For a more powerful variation, don’t switch the actual wires, but instead just swap out one of your speakers — preferably the one without the volume control — with theirs. Now they’ll still hear their own system sounds from the remaining speaker, and as an added bonus, they’ll have no way to control the volume of your annoying antics.

10. The Wrath of Rotation (Genvejen virker ikke hos mig selv – AoOs)

A simple but quick and always amusing prank is putting the screen rotation hotkeys to uses Microsoft never intended. Just run by a co-worker’s desk, reach over and hit Ctrl-Alt-up or down to rotate their monitor orientation. If you have some alone time, you can one-up it by also going into the Control Panel and setting their mouse to left-handed. They’ll spend 10 minutes with their head tilted sideways trying to figure out what the hell is going on.

11. Mousing Around

The laser mouse may have ended the era of mouse-ball stealing, but it opened up another option. Stick a few layered pieces of transparent tape on the bottom side of your friend’s mouse to really mess with its functionability. Or, for bonus points, tape a small Post-It note that says “Why won’t my mouse work?” over the laser.

12. A Pointer Pointer

Another great mouse prank awaits you in the Control Panel. Under the “Mouse” settings’ “Pointer” tab, change the default mouse pointer to the hourglass. Suddenly, the system is always busy working! What’s going on?!

13. Mousing Around

Spend some more time in the “Mouse” settings and you’ll find more fun to be had. Try switching out a pal’s primary and secondary button functions for full confusion, or move the pointer speed to either extreme fast or extreme slow to give them some extreme frustration.

14. Phone Fun (USA og Canada kun!)

Let’s shift to the phone for a bit. First, a service that never gets old: PrankDial.com. Just surf over and enter a friend’s phone number. You can pick from a bunch of different voices and styles, then enter any message you want, and it’ll call them and say it aloud. You can pull three of these pranks every day at no charge, which ought to leave you plenty of obnoxious options.

15. Telephone Twist

Two other sites bring a different twist to telephone troubles. TeleSpoof.com and SpoofCard.com let you call anyone and have whatever number you want show up in CallerID. See how confused your girlfriend gets when you call her cell phone…from her cell phone. Each service only lets you make three calls per phone number before they make you pay, but that’s enough to give you ample amusement. Oh, and it’s still legal, though that might change — so get on this while you can.

16. Bluetooth Blues

“The Office” popularized our next prank, and man, is it ever a winner. Grab your co-worker’s cell phone when they leave it sitting around and pair your Bluetooth headset up to it. Now you can take and make all their calls. Jim Halpert, you are one wise dude.

17. Customized Commotion

Know anyone with the kind of cell phone that displays a customizable message on the main screen? This next one’s for them. When you can, go into their phone’s settings and change the message to “NO SERVICE.” Guaranteed reaction upon their return.

18. Remote Control

Back to the computer for some more advanced antics. This one may be more suited for a close friend or significant other, as you’ll have to install something, and you could probably get fired for doing it at work. Set up a VNC (virtual network computing) server on their system. You can find free ones like TightVNC for Windows or OSXvnc for Macs. Once you get through the configuration, you can click, type, and do anything on their system from your own computer. Do some subtle things like occasional keypresses or program launches and see how perplexed they become. We don’t recommend keeping this up for long, though, or you may suffer serious consequences with their anger (and you may also witness some disturbing pornographic habits as an unintended side effect).

19. The Modern-Day Poltergeist

The less invasive alternative to that idea is a program called Office Poltergeist, and it’s now available as a simple Firefox extension. Once you get this baby installed, you can play annoying sounds, load new web pages, shake windows around, and send popup messages on someone else’s computer. It even has a feature to replace every instance of a word on a web page with another word of your choosing. We suggest swapping “internet” for “intercourse.”

20. Printing Power

If you’re network-savvy, jot this next one down. Do a little investigative work and figure out where your office’s network printer folder is located. Once you have that nugget of info, you’re golden. Navigate over to that path, select any printer, and click connect. You now have the power to print and send random paper messages to other areas of your office with no explanation.

21. Screen Scream

Our next prank comes courtesy of Microsoft, surprisingly enough. The programmers there released an office “Blue Screen of Death” simulator. Install the screensaver on an unsuspecting IT guy’s PC and see the feared symbol of system error pop up after a few minutes of inactivity.

22. Bad Vision

On the subject of screens, the Windows Control Panel provides our next opportunity for mischief. Go into the advanced settings and try shifting the brightness all the way down and the contrast all the way up if you really want to mess with a visionary’s vision.

23. Crazy Keys

Want to drive your friend crazy with his own keyboard? Visit the Regional and Language Settings under the Windows Control Panel for some fun. An arguably insane guy named August Dvorak created an alternate keyboard layout that — big surprise — never took off. But you can still access it and make normal typing impossible. Just go under the Languages tab, click Details, then Add, and you’ll find the option to completely remap the keyboard.

24. Rules of Pranking

Outlook Rules, as a general rule, can make for great pranks. Try setting up one on your co-worker’s computer so that any email from you causes a festive sound to be played, a hard copy to be printed, and a copy to be instantly forwarded back to them for extra emphasis. There are plenty more variations you can try once that combo gets old.

25. Hotkey Hell

Our final prank may be the most tortuous of all. A little program called AutoHotKey — quite the handy utility for legitimate purposes — lets you assign all sorts of macros to key combinations of your choosing. You don’t even have to install anything on anyone else’s computer, as you create the scripts on your own system and can then convert them to executable files that you simply run on another machine. With some very basic scripting, you can cause any string of text to be automatically replaced with something else, regardless of what program the person is in. You can also remap basic hotkeys like Ctrl-P to do anything you want — like open Outlook and send a message to you letting you know how awesome you are. Spend some time with this one and you’ll find enough pranks to keep your hijinks on high output.

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Funktionen er virkelig nem at installere, og derfra gør det bare Facebook, Flickr, Google og alle andre sider med mange billeder SÅ meget federe at bruge.

Kan kun anbefales, tjek selv demoen ud. Link til installationen ligger i bunden, enjoy.

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