http://blog.yum9me.com/2008/06/restarting-my-profile/ This blog is my place to post random posts and to rant random rants. My tumblelog is my place to post random links, pictures, videos, pretty much just random clips from the internet. You can also find me all over the web on sites such as Digg, Twitter, Flickr, and many more. Thu, 05 Aug 2010 17:51:09 +1200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.yum9me.com/2008/06/restarting-my-profile/comment-page-1/#comment-1307 TheSkorm Mon, 02 Jun 2008 09:47:18 +0000 http://blog.yum9me.com/?p=151#comment-1307 What are you using greasemonkey for? I use mine for slavehack and theming. What are you using greasemonkey for? I use mine for slavehack and theming.

]]> http://blog.yum9me.com/2008/06/restarting-my-profile/comment-page-1/#comment-1306 yum9me Mon, 02 Jun 2008 09:37:46 +0000 http://blog.yum9me.com/?p=151#comment-1306 <b>TheSkorm:</b> It would be good if there was a way I can keep my passwords securely in an application separate from everything that other applications can call on in Windows. I only keep my history so I can go back to site that I have recently went to but haven't bookmarked. Although having 90 days, which is about 30,000 items, is a lot of history and does make things run slower, especially Places when you browser history using it. I use to overload Firefox with Themes and Extension back when I had FF1 and FF1.5. Now days, I have tamed it so I use the default theme and only a hand full of add-ons that improve how the browser works. The 4 ones I have at the moment are Faviconize Tab, Foxytunes, Greasemonkey and Nightly Tester Tools. TheSkorm: It would be good if there was a way I can keep my passwords securely in an application separate from everything that other applications can call on in Windows.
I only keep my history so I can go back to site that I have recently went to but haven’t bookmarked. Although having 90 days, which is about 30,000 items, is a lot of history and does make things run slower, especially Places when you browser history using it.
I use to overload Firefox with Themes and Extension back when I had FF1 and FF1.5. Now days, I have tamed it so I use the default theme and only a hand full of add-ons that improve how the browser works. The 4 ones I have at the moment are Faviconize Tab, Foxytunes, Greasemonkey and Nightly Tester Tools.

]]> http://blog.yum9me.com/2008/06/restarting-my-profile/comment-page-1/#comment-1305 TheSkorm Mon, 02 Jun 2008 09:05:33 +0000 http://blog.yum9me.com/?p=151#comment-1305 This is exactly why when I choose my browser, I make sure it uses keychain, so all my passwords remain nice and clean inside OS X rather than the browser, it means I can use any browser and my passwords for the sites are kept there. I'm not really one to keep history or bookmarks, and I have found most extensions useless on OS X, since it's nicer to have it as a dashboard widget, with the exception of Firebug and Greasemonkey. A nice clean browser is good to use :> This is exactly why when I choose my browser, I make sure it uses keychain, so all my passwords remain nice and clean inside OS X rather than the browser, it means I can use any browser and my passwords for the sites are kept there. I’m not really one to keep history or bookmarks, and I have found most extensions useless on OS X, since it’s nicer to have it as a dashboard widget, with the exception of Firebug and Greasemonkey. A nice clean browser is good to use :>

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