Some quick notes: This userstyle brings the FriendFeed conversation to another level by instantly letting you know…

1) Your own comment (Powder Blue color)
2) Your friends comments (Light Yellow color)
3) Your non-friends comments (Normal FriendFeed Comment Color)
4) Likes (Light Pink)

Here are the before and after screenshots

(Before)

(After)

To use this, simply install Stylish on your Firefox or Stylish for Chrome.

Get the new Cleaner FriendFeed here

Cleaner FriendFeed v10: Cleaner Theme and Skin for Friendfeed originally appeared on ajb{log} on June 28, 2011. Tweet This

Here’s how:
1) Download the new Firefox 4

2) Create a new folder on your desktop. Let’s name it “Firefox 5”

3) Double-click the installation file. Usually “Firefox 5.0.dmg“. You will see something like below…

4) Drag the Firefox icon to your newly created folder “Firefox 5“. Note: Not on “that” Applications folder.

5) Select the Firefox icon, hit “Enter” and rename it to “Firefox 5“. Why? You need to distinguish them quickly when you’re opening them up. Especially if you will use it on your dock together with Firefox 3 and Firefox 4. See below…

6) Now let’s create a new Profile specifically for Firefox 5. Open your “Apple Terminal” (You can find it in Applications >> Utilities >> Terminal). Upon opening, it should look similar to this…

a) Let’s type in the following below:
cd /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/

b) Hit “Enter”
c) Then type:
./firefox-bin -ProfileManager

d) Hit “Enter” again. Your Firefox Profile Manager should now open and you should see something like below…

e) Let’s create a new profile. Click “Create Profile…” >> “Continue” >> On the “Enter new profile name:” type in “Firefox 5” (I used AJ Firefox 5 just to be consistent with my old ones) >> Finally, hit “Done” >> Un-tick/Un-check “Don’t ask at startup”

7) Finally, you can open up your new Firefox 5 by selecting your newly created Firefox 5 profile >> “Start Firefox”

8) You’re done. Enjoy!

It’s really nice to see Firefox 3, Firefox 4 and Firefox 5 run at the same time

Hope it helps.

Run Firefox 3, Firefox 4 and Firefox 5 at the same time on Mac OS X originally appeared on ajb{log} on June 27, 2011. Tweet This

In case you were wondering, Safari and Opera called in sick that day.

Source

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1) Download the new Firefox 4

2) Create a new folder on your desktop. Let’s name it “Firefox 4”

3) Double-click the installation file. Usually “Firefox 4.0.dmg“. You will see something like below…

4) Drag the Firefox icon to your newly created folder “Firefox 4“. Not on that Applications folder.

5) Select the Firefox icon, hit “Enter” and let’s rename it to “Firefox 4“. Why? You need to distinguish them quickly when you’re opening them up. Especially if you will use it on your dock together with Firefox 3. See below…

6) Now let’s create a new Profile specifically for Firefox 4. Open your “Apple Terminal” (You can find it in Applications >> Utilities >> Terminal). Upon opening, it should look similar to this…

a) Let’s type in the following below:
cd /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/

b) Hit “Enter”
c) Then type:
./firefox-bin -ProfileManager

d) Hit “Enter” again. Your Firefox Profile Manager should now open and you should see something like below…

e) Let’s create a new profile. Click “Create Profile…” >> “Continue” >> On the “Enter new profile name:” type in “Firefox 4” (I used AJ Firefox 4 just to be consistent with my old one) >> Finally, hit “Done” >> Un-tick/Un-check “Don’t ask at startup”

7) Finally, you can open up your new Firefox 4 by selecting your newly created Firefox 4 profile >> “Start Firefox”

8) You’re done. Enjoy!

It’s really nice to see them run side-by-side

Hope this tutorial helped.

Run Firefox 3 and Firefox 4 at the same time on Mac OS X originally appeared on ajb{log} on March 22, 2011. Tweet This

Aside from living on the bleeding edge and new web/browser features, using the most updated browser always offers you the best in performance and security. It’s a no-brainer.

So, download that new Firefox 3.6.11 now.

Time to update that Firefox browser. Firefox 3.6.11 is out! originally appeared on ajb{log} on October 20, 2010. Tweet This

How I wish 3 of those go away. Like, right now.

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Type “about:robots” on your address bar. This works on FF3 only.

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Be a part of history. Download Firefox 3 today.

UPDATE: I just received an email (below) to tell me to start downloading. However, the whole Mozilla site right now is apparently under heavy traffic.

Mozilla servers are burning as traffic for Firefox 3 download looms originally appeared on ajb{log} on June 17, 2008. Tweet This

Double-click a game you want and it opens up automatically without even downloading anything after!

To save you time on the controls, it’s the X & Z. You can view the controls by right-clicking any game on the sidebar.

By the way, FireNes runs on Java (if that means anything to you at all). Also, here’s the English translation if you can’t understand anything on the site.

Enjoy your favorite games and have a good weekend.

–aj

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We all know that a lot of (if not most) web developers love using Firefox for development. Mainly because of its simplicity, community support and functionality to extend the browser using add-ons.

It is also not a secret that we know that 60% or more* of our web users are still using IE. Most likely, half of those are IE7.

Now, to even the game of preferred development browser (sort of), there is a new update for IE7Pro (version 2.1).

IE7Pro is an app to extend your IE7 installation adding lots of Firefox-like features which you (web developer) need.

The app might get you to use IE7 more for development. Really. Why? It packs tons of improvements to IE7 and extend it like Firefox.

Some main features includes

• Enhancement of IE’s Tabbed Browsing Capabilities
• Super Drag and Drop
• Mouse Gestures (ala Opera)
• Crash Recovery (yeah! we need this!)
• Save Page to Image
• Quick Proxy Switcher
• AD Blocker (finally!)
• Greasy monkey alike User Script
• Inline Search
• Spell Check
• And a lot more…

More screenshots after the jump.

So, do you want to give IE7 another shot? Or do you want to simply check out what IE7Pro can offer? If your answer is yes to any of those, then get the app directly here.

It might be worth your time.

–aj

*Based on sites I handle/d

IE7Pro 2.1 is going to bring back some love to Internet Explorer 7 (hopefully) originally appeared on ajb{log} on March 24, 2008. Tweet This