Top 75 Apps for Enhancing Your Facebook Page. Have you customized your Facebook page? There are thousands of apps that can help you engage with your fans. In this article I’ll focus on the top 75 Facebook apps. These apps allow you to customize your landing tabs, add your blog, add videos and photos, add chat, add polls, contests, geolocation, scheduling, email, ecommerce and much more. Why Facebook Apps? Why add apps to your Facebook Business (Fan) page? By customizing your Fan page with apps, you can significantly enhance the user’s experience.
In other words, every time a fan interacts with your Fan page, it’s free advertising for you because each fan’s activity goes out into their stream (their wall and their friends’ News Feeds). Facebook App Directory However, there are literally tens of thousands from which to choose. There’s also Appbistro where you can browse their comprehensive directory of apps for businesses. Facebook Insights - Tab Views Custom Landing Tabs Social Media Examiner Facebook Fan Page - Landing Tab See also: FAQs. Warzone Map Tools. CCEnhancer | The Web Atom. Yoono. Google Docs: Download. Firefox Greasemonkey Script Note: Google has now built bulk document exporting into the GDocs interface.
Read more about it at Google OS. The GDD greasemonkey script will still be available for those who prefer to download uncompressed documents. But if you just want to download archive copies then google's solution requires less effort on your part. Google Docs: Download is installed as a Grease Monkey script. Just navigate to the document list that you wish to download and select the documents you want to download by clicking their checkboxes or click the select: all link at the bottom of the page. Now use DownThemAll to mass download your documents! And you're ready to go! GDD is also compatible with other browsers that support user scripts. Updates Sat Apr 28 2012: Version 3.4 of GDD makes GDD compatible with the new Google Drive interface. Sat Oct 22 2011: The latest version of GDD enables presentations created with the new interface to be exported. Bugs & Contact Greasemonkey Tips. How to: add features to Firefox with Mozilla's new Jetpack - Ars Technica.
Mozilla Labs has announced a new project called Jetpack to provide an easy way for users and developers to enhance the Firefox web browser. Jetpack is a lightweight extension system that makes it possible to build new Firefox features with HTML, JavaScript, and other conventional web technologies and, although it's still at a relatively early stage of development, the project already delivers some extremely useful capabilities.
In this tutorial, we will look at what Jetpack has to offer, then show you how to use it to augment Firefox's functionality. The Firefox user interface is largely built with XUL, an XML-based user interface design language. Much like regular web content, XUL user interface elements can be styled with CSS and manipulated with JavaScript through the browser Document Object Model (DOM). These characteristics are what enable Firefox to offer its powerful extension system. Use Jetpack to integrate Digg in Firefox jetpack.statusBar.append({ html: ' Some arbitrary HTML. Keyfixer :: Firefox Add-ons. Fixing Home and End Keys on Firefox 3 for Mac OS X.
Since I'm a heavy gmail user, I make significant use of the editor window in my web browser. Ever since moving to a Macbook as my primary computer, I've been struggling with re-learning the Mac navigation key shortcuts. Since I still use Windows a lot, I decided to instead reconfigure the Mac shortcuts to emulate Windows shortcuts. This strategy worked well, except for in Firefox, which doesn't respect the Mac DefaultKeyBinding.dict file.
For Firefox 2, I solved this problem by running Keyfixer as published by Starry Hope. Unfortunately, this stopped working for me when I updated to Firefox 2.0.0.14. I switched to Safari for a while, but Safari's other bugs and "features" started to annoy me. After digging into what Keyfixer does, I've put together an updated version 0.3 that should work for Firefox 2.0.0.14 and Firefox 3.0 beta 5 (tested on Mac OS X 10.5.2). Click here to get Firefox Keyfixer 0.3. Compared to version 0.2, this new version has the following updates: KeyFixer - Firefox Version - Starry Hope Productions. Mozilla Jetpack: Firefox Extensions with Added Thrust. Jetpack is a new experimental project from Mozilla that could revolutionize how Firefox browser extensions are built and deployed. Extensions have been an important part of Firefox since its conception.
Mozilla made it easy for developers to hook into the chrome API and enhance the browser in ways that had not been envisaged before. Remember how difficult client-side coding was before the introduction of third-party tools such as Firebug and the Web Developer Toolbar? Today, there are more than 12,000 extensions available from an enthusiastic community of developers. With over one billion installs, the power of Firefox’s add-ons is certainly one of the largest contributing factors to the success of the browser itself. Jetpack’s primary aim is to make extension development and delivery even easier: HTML, CSS and JavaScript will be the only tools required. Jetpack is available as a standard Firefox add-on which can be installed from the project page.
See also: What do you think of Jetpack? SourceForge.net: ooop » home. LanguageTool Open Source language checker. Gspace. Programming: How to build a Firefox extension. Firefly - filemanager in your browser. Web Developer. CustomizeGoogle: Improve Your Google Experience -- Firefox Extension.