Het beste van Lifehacker de afgelopen week.
- LH Top 10: Must-have Firefox extensions
“Over the past 2 years we’ve tried, loved and posted dozens of feature-adding extensions for our favorite web browser. But today we have the master, grand daddy list of 10 must-haves.” - Alpha Geek: Start-page showdown
“I put five “home” heavyweights to the test: Google, Netvibes, Pageflakes, Windows Live and Yahoo. Which one rocks hardest? You may be surprised.” - Hack Attack: A beginner’s guide to Quicksilver
“Whether we’re talking Mac, Windows, or Linux, freeware or shareware, this Mac-only, freeware application launcher-and-then-some is the best productivity booster I have on my computer.” - Geek to Live: Mount a file system on your Mac over SSH
“MacFUSE has progressed to the point where it’s dead simple to set up. Here’s how.” - Screenshot Tour: A look under the hood of Quicksilver
“Understanding this bit will go a long ways toward increasing your Quicksilver power.” - Stop web sites from resizing Firefox windows
“Tired of sites that forcibly resize your Firefox window?” - How to mount a Windows shared folder on your Mac
“Turns out that Mac OS X can connect to Windows shared folders very easily. Read on to find out how.” - Add Vista-like taskbar window previews to Windows XP
“Free software Visual Tooltip can give you Vista’s pretty taskbar window previews in XP.” - How passwords get cracked
“One Man’s Blog explains how alarmingly easy it is to crack passwords and offers tips on choosing safer ones.” - Office Supplies Fetish: Power plug ID labels
“There are 12 outlets on that power strip under your desk, and you hate playing the “pull the plug and see what gadget cuts off” game to identify what’s what.” - Google Notebook gets a facelift
“Web-clipping service Google Notebook has a new interface and a couple new features…” - iTunes adds Complete My Album feature, charges only once for a song
“iTunes [now] lets you purchase the rest of the songs from an album you’ve already bought single tracks from for a reduced price.”
