Localsearch（本地搜索）是北京网能联合信息技术公司开发的公众位置服务网站，为公众提供便利的位置信息搜索服务、位置信息沟通平台。Localsearch于2006年将涉及中国337个城市，960万平方公里范围的位置信息搜索服务。More…

Web-browser, advanced e-mail and newsgroup client, IRC chat client, and
HTML editing made simple — all your Internet needs in one application.
The SeaMonkey project is a community effort to deliver production-quality
releases of code derived from the application formerly known as
“Mozilla Application Suite”.
Whereas the main focus of the Mozilla Foundation is on Mozilla Firefox and
Mozilla Thunderbird, our group of dedicated volunteers works to ensure
that you can have “everything but the kitchen sink” — and have it stable
enough for corporate use.More details.

Technorati Tags: SeaMonkey, Mozilla,

Thunderbird delivers. Enjoy safe, fast, and easy email, with
intelligent spam filters, quick message search, and customizable views.
Brought to you by Mozilla, Thunderbird makes email better.

Planzo is an exciting new online calendar that makes planning your day simple and easy.
Check out Testimonials from some of our users!

• Accessibility
  - SMS, Instant Messenger, PDA, offline and pure HTML versions
• Import and Export: iCal, whatever Outlook uses
• Buzzwords Compliance: AJAX, Web 2.0, Tagging, RSS

Hamachi is a UDP-based virtual private networking system. Its peers utilize the help of a 3rd node called mediation server to locate each other and to boot strap the connection between themselves. The connection itself is direct and once it’s established no traffic flows through our servers.

Hamachi is not just truly peer-to-peer, it is verifiably secure peer-to-peer.

With Hamachi you can organize two or more computers with an Internet connection into their own virtual network for direct secure communication.
Hamachi is fast, secure and simple. It is also free. Full details here.

Technorati Tags: P2P, LAN, NAT, VPN

Technorati Tags: P2P, Bit-Torrent, Share

DownThemAll lets you filter and download – literally in a click – all
the links contained in any web-page, increasing download speed up to
600%, and letting you pause and resume downloads any time you want,
also from previous FF sessions! More…

Technorati Tags: Firefox, DownThemAll, Extension

This extension allows you to use your Gmail Space (2 GB) for file storage. It acts as a remote machine. You can transfer files between your hard drive and gmail. This is similar to “Gmail Drive” on windows platform. Your gmail account looks like a FTP host and you can upload and download your files. After you install, you get an option called “GSpace” in your “tools” menu clicking on which opens the window for transfer of files/folders.
* Files > 10 MB can be uploaded
* Fixed the problem of “googlemail.com” domain. Now, googlemail.com users can also upload and download files.
* Fixed the problem of “archiving”. So, it picks the emails/files that are archived also.
* Fixed the problem with “NoScript” extension.
* Now, harmful extensions like “.exe, .dll, .zip” can also be uploaded.
* Uploading very big files > 100 MB is not recommended.
* Make sure that you have enough space in your directory while uploading large files (this extension creates a copy of the large file in the directory)
* Did not test this version in Linux and Mac. Please email me if anyone has any problems.
* Read the “legal issues” at the bottom.

Technorati Tags: Firefox, Gmail

AJAX or Asynchronous JavaScript and
XML is a term describing a web development technique for creating
interactive web applications using a combination of:

• HTML (or XHTML) and CSS for presenting information
• The Document Object Model manipulated through JavaScript to dynamically display and interact with the information presented
• The
  XMLHttpRequest object to interchange and manipulate data asynchronously
  with the web server (commonly using XML and XSLT, although AJAX
  applications can use other technologies, including preformatted HTML,
  plain text, JSON and JSON-RPC as alternatives to XML/XSLT).
• Like
  DHTML, LAMP, or SPA, AJAX is not a technology in itself, but a term
  that refers to the use of a group of technologies together. In fact,
  derivative/composite technologies based substantially upon AJAX, such
  as AFLAX are already appearing.

Full Tutorials here.

Technorati Tags: Ajax, Tutorial, Programming, Web2.0

Ajax isn’t a technology. It’s really several
technologies, each flourishing in its own right, coming together in
powerful new ways. Ajax incorporates:

• standards-based presentation using XHTML and CSS;
• dynamic display and interaction using the Document Object Model;
• data interchange and manipulation using XML and XSLT;
• asynchronous data retrieval using XMLHttpRequest;
• and JavaScript binding everything together.

Technorati Tags: Ajax, JavaScript, XML, XHTML, CSS, DOM, XSLT, XMLHttpRequest

1. Exit Thunderbird
2. Download my patched copy of newsblog.jar
3. Find
   the original newsblog.jar file for your installation, rename it (e.g.
   ‘newsblog.jar.orig’), and put the new version in its place. Under a
   standard Windows installation, it should be under “Program
   Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\chrome”. Under Linux/FreeBSD, try something
   like “/usr/share/mozilla-thunderbird/chrome”
4. Restart Thunderbird, and go to the “Manage Subscriptions” option of your News & Blogs folder to see your shiny new OPML buttons!

Technorati Tags: Thunderbird1.0, OPML, Import/Export

This is your personalized page, you can now modify everything: move modules, add new RSS/ATOM feeds, change the parameters for each module, etc. Your modifications are saved in real-time and you’ll find your page when you get back on Netvibes.com. If you want to be able to access your page from any computer, you can sign in (at the top right) with your email and a password.

The content is available from the “add content” button at the top left of this page.

Feel free to check the Netvibes blog to stay tuned about new features on the site.

Just Click & Suprised.

Technorati Tags: AJAX, Netvibes, Blog, web2.0, Wiki

回给国人带来怎样的体验呢？期待中……

Technorati Tags: Baidu, 国学, 传统文化

There are some tips about Optimizing Firefox V1.5+:
Firefox is supposed to dynamically realease memory from its RAM cache to other Windows applications as needed. Firefox power users recommend limiting the memory cache using the Configuration Console. This frees up memory for other apps, speeding up everything to a greater or a lesser extent, depending on
your machine and the applications you run. Here’s how the trick works:
Step 1. Type about:config into Firefox’s Address Bar and press Enter.
Step 2. Right-click any row, then click New, Integer. Type or paste the following preference name into the dialog box that appears (this is a hidden preference that doesn’t exist in the Configuration Console until you create it): browser. cache.memory.capacity
Step 3. Click OK, then enter the following integer number into the next dialog box, representing 16 MB of RAM for the cache: 16000
Step 4. Click OK to close the dialog box, then close all instances of
Firefox and restart it.

Move the disk cache to a faster or larger location:
Many Windows users like to locate their disk cachefiles on a separate hard drive from Windows. This can improve the performance of Windows or whatever program is using the cache, or it can free up space on a primary partition. (The disk cache should not be confused with the RAM cache described above.) To move Firefox’s disk cache, use about:config to create a new preference. (This is another hidden preference that doesn’t appear until you create it.)

Type browser.cache.disk.parent_directory into the dialog box that appears, then click OK. In the Value dialog box, enter c:\folder, providing the foldername in which you wish the file to be located.

Speeding up Firefox on Windows XP
You can speed up the loading of Firefox on Windows XP by adding it to the programs that XP “prefetches.”
To do this, right-click the Start Menu item for Firefox, or any icon you use to start Firefox, and open the Properties dialog box. Add a space plus /Prefetch:1 to the command line and click OK. The resulting line might look as follows:
“C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\ firefox.exe” /Prefetch:1

Speeding up the maximizing of Firefox
Step 1. Use about:config to create a new, Boolean value. Type or paste the following string into the dialog box that appears: config.trim_on_minimize
Step 2. Click OK to close the dialog box. Change the value from “true” to “false” and restart Firefox.

Virtual Hard Drive takes a portion of your system memory (RAM) and uses it like a hard disk drive, dramatically increasing read and write times. Applications perform up to 340 time faster, making Virtual Hard Drive the software of choice for anyone looking to reduce the load and response time of calculation-intensive applications.
Creating a RAM disk on you hard disk, Moving Firefox’s cache directory there.
Have fun your Firefox life.