Not only ads, there are also some elements in a website that you may not want to see. For example, right sidebar of engadget. You wish you could just block those items. Guess what? You can do just like that; in fact you can change the whole style of any site you want. Thanks to Firefox Stylish extension. With Stylish extension and your own style script you can revamp any site you want. If you don’t know how to make a CSS script, don’t worry. Head over the userstyle site and search for the one you want. Opera users don’t worry. With a little trick you can use same user style script with Opera. Read the rest of this entry »

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE I’ve been using a single yahoo mail ID since 2000. I like its simple interface. Of course it’s nowhere close compared to Gmail’s interface. I just don’t feel like changing ID since I’m using it alomst everywhere. You might say Yahoo mail Beta has good interface, well I don’t like it either. I’m just so used to the classic interface. One of the major features I like about Gmail is that it does not reload the page whenever user sends a request to server. Ya, all Ajax thingy. I think this is the most useful feature when comes to reading mail. It saves time and bandwidth. I’ve been using a Firefox extension which does the same thing. Unfortunately it no longer works with Firefox 3. So, I decided to make my own. Read the rest of this entry »