This is fine as far as it goes. But I would love to find a way to block the extremely annoying and wholly unnecessary notifications that appear at the bottom left of the viewing window while streaming videos: "waiting for..." Is there a way to permanently remove these?
These are the notices that pop up asking you if you want to receive notifications from a website, with options to allow, not allow, or never let the notification appear again for that site.
If you agree, the notifications usually appear as a pop up or other noticeable change in your browser, sometimes accompanied by a sound, usually when there's new content added to a page. For example, if you visit a website about weather forecasts, you might get a notice asking if you want to allow notifications. If you agree, you'll likely see notifications appear in your browser when a weather alert or breaking weather news is issued.
I'm not sure the kind of pop up you mention that notifies you of an article you're reading.
The popup I find most annoying is the one on this site that pops up and notifies me about the article I'm reading. It was not blocked by the steps in this article. I guess the popup is not what you mean by "notification"
Most sites have to have that warning in order to be in compliance with privacy laws. There's an add-on for Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Pale Moon that blocks that element.
I share the enthusiasm and respect already expressed by others for this Gizmo site and for the objective and reliable advice it offers. So I was happy to send a donation (a modest one, as I'm a pensioner!).
As MidnightCowboy notes in his post about GHacks, the problem of sustaining independent sites is widespread. Covert funding and advertising undermines trust - especially if such funding is not transparent.
I wonder if it is worth examining the approach taken by another online-advice site. Ironically the site, MoneySaving Expert (which was founded and run in the UK) was conceived to offer impartial financial advice!
Their service involves providing reviews and links to other products and services (much like Gizmo's does - only their links were to banks, insurance companies, building societies etc, rather than software providers). They were concerned that their credibility would be compromised by advertising.
The arrangement they made was to be upfront and transparent about "sponsored links". Their reviews and analysis included links to the products concerned. The arrangement was evidently that MSE obtained a click-through payment when anyone clicked on the link. But such links were always marked by an asterisk and an explanatory note. And IIRC there was always an option to navigate to the provider's site or product without using the sponsored link.
This isn't perfect. It relies on the editorial integrity of the site-owners to maintain an objective approach, and to avoid selecting or giving prominence only to products/sites which offer to sponsor links. But it is perhaps one possible way to keep sites such as Gizmo's alive.
I find the "This site uses cookies...." pop-up equally annoying and ad blockers will generally not deal with that one. I had to go through my bookmarks individually (aprox 1200) and remove that website element manually.
Other people are using the contact form without issue. Please make sure you do not have a browser add-on or security software settings interfering with this process. MC - Site Manager.
Summary: PDF-XChange Editor Portable was able to edit text and save without a watermark.
I downloaded PDF-XChange Editor Portable today from PortableApps. https://portableapps.com/apps/office/pdf-xchange-editor-portable
It ran the installer, and installed to a local usb folder. Not sure how portable it actually was.
I was able to edit text, but not lines, shapes, images, etc. If I did edit those paid-only features, it warned me, it would save with a watermark. I just edited text and it saved with no watermark, and I used FoxIt Reader to search for the changed text and the old text was no longer found.
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Ms. rhiannon,
are you using an outdated version of Firefox?
I have version 61.0.1. on Windows 10 Home.
You write "Click the Choose... button". I don't see a button like that and from here on the rest of your text for FF does not apply anymore to what I see and can do.
But thanks anyway, your article helped because I discovered a setting new to me.
I imagine that is the least attractive option to Mr. Richards. This site will have Cowboy running a lemonade stand with Rhiannon operating a kissing booth before they go down that road.
Please: do NOT utilize it. After some usage it REQUIRES to buy the licence. Moreover during the uninstallation process (by using Revo Uninstaller Pro) I had some issues (even if I'm not fully sure it is just an AOMEI issue). Windows was not anymore able to boot. I had to restore the system to a previous Restore Point.
Finally, to fully remove it, I had to utilize Total Uninstaller with a valid license to (hopefullly) completely uninstall it (still NOT 100% sure): even if the Installation Directory was there, and I can see uninst000.exe, by double clicking on it the system says it is no there !!!
Alternatively, BEFORE installing it just google "AOMEI how to safely uninstall/delete".
Worst experience ever. Marco
I agree about Patreon. Many, many youtube folks have moved due to questionable policy adjustments. I, like the mentioned pensioner, am on a fixed income so regular commitment could sometimes be difficult. (how's that for bad grammar)
I was delighted to contribute again and will continue to do so but I think you're right - you shouldn't have to go around asking for donations.
I love visiting Gizmo's Freeware but more importantly I TRUST your site to be objective and honest about the stuff you review. This, I think, is your unique selling point.
I wonder if there is a place for a Gizmo sub-site that reviewed commercial software *and services* on the same honest basis but funding itself from a membership fee rather than supplier kick-backs.
As an IT professional I know how difficult and time-consuming it is to evaluate different products (desktop software, online services, VPNs etc) when the need arises. This is made even more difficult by the sites funded by companies that just *happen* to rate theie products most highly in a group test. I'd be happy to pay for access to reliable reviews.
Not an answer to your problem but offered as food for thought!
I feel awful. I just saw the good news about the donations, but realized that I DIDN'T contribute when first asked!
I've been a member for over 8 years and use the site often! I just PAYPAL'd some $ now....sorry, Ian!
In all fairness, Nimbus ia not bad, but it just needs lots of improvement, and sending suggestions to the developer does not usually help much.
Another example is the simple fact that it cannot search and find key words within the entire collection of notes, at one time. In other words, if you have 75 notes stored, each one has a title, and you can only search the titles for a key word, or else open any one note individually and search within that one note, but not across the text of all your notes combined globally. Consequently, if you cannot remember whuch note contains that key word, and ut is nowhere in the titles, you will have to open each of the 75 notes individually and aearch one by one.
On the other hand, ColorNote will let you search all the notes at once, display the note containing the word searched for, and even highlight the word for you, once opened . Of course, ColorNote has provlems of its own, but it can handle simple searching, while Nimbus cannot.
Hey folks, I have resisted the change to FireFox or Google browsers since I started with windows 98SE, so a long time. The reason is I never fully trusted myself to delve into areas that were too techie for me.
Now I am on Windows 10 and IE 11 and Yahoo mail tells me it will no longer support IE11 as of July 31 2018 and that I should switch to FF or Ggle, So, my question is twofold The discussion by gizmo.richards on FF (https://www.techsupportalert.com/firefox.htm) doesn't say anything about IE11 or Microsoft Edge in relation to FF use, so should it and 2. Can I install FF for Yahoo and use M Edge or IE11 alternately.
I just am not confident enough to run 3 browsers but am also concerned about the learning curve for an entirely new browser.
I've been using Pnotes.NET for a little over a month now on my Win 10 workstation. I have about 6 notes created and I like the keyboard command to show or hide all notes. That is how I want it to work. However, during this time Pnotes.NET has crashed on me several times. Typically it happens right after doing a save on a note that I've made changes on. But it's also happened after relocating a position of a note and then using the keyboard HIDE command and system lock. If this were an occasional thing I could live with it, but the frequency that it happens has me looking at the other alternatives. It may be time to move away from .NET to get some stability. :-( Just sayin.
This seems like a good program for notes. The one thing I WISH was that it had a keyboard hotkey to HIDE all notes and SHOW all notes. I don't like having to use the mouse and notification area icon to hide notes. At least it's fast and easy to SHOW by a simple click on the icon, but setting them back to being hidden is a pain. Going to read more and maybe find a way to do it. Wish me luck!
It has already been suggested by others to encourage people to whitelist Gizmo's site on their adblock etc. extensions. But perhaps this will not be enough. Still, if it is a help, one of Gizmo's excellent editors might put up a guide to do this in the most popular adblockers. Just an idea...
If browsers could maybe have extensions to do like Brave browser is doing with assigning some BAT (cryptocurrency) to registered websites and giving a bunch to start with free to surfers, at least we could give a few of those by simply visiting TS.
Unfortunately our own situation is mirrored throughout the web. This statement on another long established site (Ghacks) pretty much sums up the collective position. MC - Site Manager.
"Advertising revenue is falling fast across the Internet, and independently-run sites like Ghacks are hit hardest by it. The advertising model in its current form is coming to an end, and we have to find other ways to continue operating this site."
Having been a SciFi fan since I was a child in the fifties [and being considered a bit strange because of it] it has been a great thrill to see so many of those concepts become a reality. Thanks for a great article.
Dell
Confirmed as being free:
"With our free FontLab Pad app, all these fonts work everywhere — on all versions of Mac OS X and Windows! FontLab Pad is our typesetter helper for color fonts." <-- https://www.fontlab.com/fontlab-pad/
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I would also recommend NearMinder, which is the only app to send you reminders based on your proximity to your contacts! With this app you can easily set reminders for things you have to do when meeting people and get notified when these people are nearby. It also works for location-based reminders.
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I would have had an additional category, noting which readers were "Portable" [ don't write to Windows registry, can be run in own directory, etc.] and can be carried around on an USB thumb drive to any computer to run-and-collect.
I use QuiteRss Portable that way.
And I really liked Mozilla Thunderbird's bar graphs of date frequency of any searched keywords or phrase displays. Such analysis of the feeds can be useful to see "trends" over time. The Thunderbird mailer (which I only use as an RSS reader) also comes in a portable form.
I have a bunch of PubMed RSS feeds that I catch up on at any computer in computer-cafes, libraries etc.
The page where the program is downloaded from says its free for Windows and Mac. I downloaded the program and tested it extensively on two different computers with two versions of Windows before writing it up. There were no upgrade or sales prompts, it wasn't a program that has basic features for free with more features with a paid upgrade. If you had a different experience downloading, installing and using the program it would be helpful to know about it.
FontLab has paid programs, but the app that I downloaded and tested is a small app they offer for free. I would add that the program is available as at some of download sites like cnet, where it's listed as free, and is reviewed favorably on several sites. There's a YouTube tutorial on how to use it with Cricut, if you're a crafter and use die cut machines.
"... En Garde! is a swashbuckling action-adventure game set in 17th century's Spain. Play as Adalia de Volador, a noble & impetuous swordswoman! Your palace has been seized by a mysterious mastermind and his hoard of guards - you will have to defend your family's honor!
Fight with your rapier and acrobatic moves against numerous opponents, and use the environment to your advantage in an intuitive way (every object is interactive, from tables to chandeliers!). You can even use your sense of repartee to taunt your opponents. Combat is a spectacle and should be done with panache ...:"
https://engarde.itch.io/en-garde
I was equally distressed to learn of the demise of xmarks, but found an alternative in Bookmarkos. It is not free, but it does handle transferring the files from xmarks without a hitch across most browsers in Windows 10.
I've noticed that the installers downloaded from their main page contains the luminati SDK.
While the installers downloaded DIRECTLY from their forum (http://forum.eagleget.com/viewforum.php?id=3) is clean from the luminati SDK thing, though it still bundles the iNewTab extension.
When first using the version directly downloaded from their forum, no prompt to choose from FREE and ADS version appeared, and no luminati SDK updater process run in background.
So you may include this information in your review to help people to steer away from the normal, sdk bundled version.
Nope not a scientist. :)
I like your thought of an unseen force. The author of the image titled it Collision so that's the direction I went. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
What popped in to my head when I saw it was an image of Newton's cradle, also known as kinetic motion balls. Newton's cradle - Wikipedia
I realize your not a scientist but I don't see any evidence of an impact (which would result in some type of stress fracture at the point of contact). I think it more likely that there is some unseen force to the left of the clear orb drawing matter in that direction.
I use one of the translation services when I visit that site. The download and other buttons don't translate but are pretty easy to figure out, the text seems to translate well enough. They have a wallpaper app on the Google Play site, that's how I discovered the site. :)
I'm not trying to defend Google - but if you use their search engine - why not be better at it? And you can avoid tracking your searches e.g. by using Startpage (which uses Google search but anonymizes your search).
I could not find the free version either. Only a beta version.
Also they want all your details on registration and in this day and age, that means they are trading your details so for that one reason I am not going to try and find the free version.
I used to be a loyal user of handbrake, but as my more and more DVDs can't be grabbed by handbrake, I am very disappointed with this software. Handbrake alternatives such as the Wonderfox DVD ripper have been updated, and all of my DVDs have been successfully crawled so far. The software will always be eliminated if it cannot inject new technology.
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I am so happy to get this solution by which I have successfully take backup of my all emails in a seconds. The tool offers me to take backup of emails from 40+ online email services.
seriously?! The "company" (they are NOT really a search engine anymore, more of a business) that used to give us the most relevant results based on our inquiries, used to protect out personal data and info, now changes their own webmaster rules without notice on a regular basis, forced webmasters to push all sites to be mobile friendly with not much time to do it, bans sites in batches of 1,000s because they simply don't like them, etc etc etc
And now they want to tell you how to search?
As the late, great Heath Ledger said as the Joker: He he, ha ha... And I thought MY jokes were bad
Some years back, Google introduced this as a "live" course. There was a forum for discussions, and at the end of the course you could earn a "Google Power User" diploma. Probably they have fine-tuned it now using the experiences from that. The course was very good and entertaining - I can only recommend it.
No one ever said the info had to be accurate. You can unsub. from their emails and still be registered if you want another book from 'em in the future.
I agree. I registered a long time ago and made up stuff for the registration and used an email address I use for sign up offers. I am not nagged to death either and have gotten several useful books all of which are still accessible via their online library.
One bone I have to pick with is particular book is that none of the table of contents entry appear to be linked to the actual page in the book. Means that one has to use the search function in the PDF file to fine the particular page.
Your website has been one of the most reliable and trustworthy resources for finding decent applications, whether it be for iPhone, Mac, or PC. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!
Too much info for sure. Did one of these offers years ago and learned lesson. Flood the ark.... Thanks anyway.
Appreciate the other info about smartphone lock folder.
I agree with you Rick_S. A lot of complaints for a free, useful ebook. The only time they (TradePub) communicate is to email the download link. As far as the contained info goes, even if one tip is useful it's worth registering. And from time to time others, NOT TradePub, notify one of other useful free publications.
Thanks for the book offer. I'd already been notified by "makeuseof" that this was offered and downloaded it. Breezed through it and decided it may help. Me or a friend. As far as registering for the offer, I'd done that long ago (I'm retired) and have received a small library from TradePub. And they don't NAG you. So again, thank you.
By the way, I made a $5 donation to you last week Giz. I hope that helps.
I'm not understanding the complaints here. The comments are not about the value of the book, but just gripes, as far as I can tell. First of all the company creates technical books for IT professionals and others. They want to know what we may be interested in, so that they can send us updated newsletters and maybe sell us manuals, if we like this one. I'm also retired, but I did work, and did buy appropriate manuals to supplement what I needed in at work, and now even, since things are changing faster than ever.
As for it's cost vs the information wanted, is the book useful for you? If not, then that is your choice, but your reason for not getting it here sounds like an excuse. Company name a problem? Put in None or N/A (Not Applicable). I've done both.
In a world of spin, fake news and ever more devious marketing tactics, Gizmo's site provides something of real value: honest, objective, reliable advice and information, delivered by volunteers with integrity and no hidden agenda. That's something worth supporting. So I've made my (modest) contribution - and hope many others will do so too.
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"... Multipackager is a program that aims to simplify the creation of packages for linux distributions. To do so, it automatizes the creation of virtual machines with specific distributions, versions and architectures, and the compilation and packaging process for each one, both for binary and Python projects. It allows to create packages for i386 and amd64 architectures, for any available version of Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch ...":
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This is fine as far as it goes. But I would love to find a way to block the extremely annoying and wholly unnecessary notifications that appear at the bottom left of the viewing window while streaming videos: "waiting for..." Is there a way to permanently remove these?
These are the notices that pop up asking you if you want to receive notifications from a website, with options to allow, not allow, or never let the notification appear again for that site.
If you agree, the notifications usually appear as a pop up or other noticeable change in your browser, sometimes accompanied by a sound, usually when there's new content added to a page. For example, if you visit a website about weather forecasts, you might get a notice asking if you want to allow notifications. If you agree, you'll likely see notifications appear in your browser when a weather alert or breaking weather news is issued.
I'm not sure the kind of pop up you mention that notifies you of an article you're reading.
The popup I find most annoying is the one on this site that pops up and notifies me about the article I'm reading. It was not blocked by the steps in this article. I guess the popup is not what you mean by "notification"
Most sites have to have that warning in order to be in compliance with privacy laws. There's an add-on for Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Pale Moon that blocks that element.
I don't care about cookies 2.8.7
I share the enthusiasm and respect already expressed by others for this Gizmo site and for the objective and reliable advice it offers. So I was happy to send a donation (a modest one, as I'm a pensioner!).
As MidnightCowboy notes in his post about GHacks, the problem of sustaining independent sites is widespread. Covert funding and advertising undermines trust - especially if such funding is not transparent.
I wonder if it is worth examining the approach taken by another online-advice site. Ironically the site, MoneySaving Expert (which was founded and run in the UK) was conceived to offer impartial financial advice!
Their service involves providing reviews and links to other products and services (much like Gizmo's does - only their links were to banks, insurance companies, building societies etc, rather than software providers). They were concerned that their credibility would be compromised by advertising.
The arrangement they made was to be upfront and transparent about "sponsored links". Their reviews and analysis included links to the products concerned. The arrangement was evidently that MSE obtained a click-through payment when anyone clicked on the link. But such links were always marked by an asterisk and an explanatory note. And IIRC there was always an option to navigate to the provider's site or product without using the sponsored link.
This isn't perfect. It relies on the editorial integrity of the site-owners to maintain an objective approach, and to avoid selecting or giving prominence only to products/sites which offer to sponsor links. But it is perhaps one possible way to keep sites such as Gizmo's alive.
I find the "This site uses cookies...." pop-up equally annoying and ad blockers will generally not deal with that one. I had to go through my bookmarks individually (aprox 1200) and remove that website element manually.
The SITE CONTACT FORM mentioned here does not work: https://www.techsupportalert.com/content/contact-us.htm
3 years later, an update with my experience:
Summary: PDF-XChange Editor Portable was able to edit text and save without a watermark.
I downloaded PDF-XChange Editor Portable today from PortableApps. https://portableapps.com/apps/office/pdf-xchange-editor-portable
It ran the installer, and installed to a local usb folder. Not sure how portable it actually was.
I was able to edit text, but not lines, shapes, images, etc. If I did edit those paid-only features, it warned me, it would save with a watermark. I just edited text and it saved with no watermark, and I used FoxIt Reader to search for the changed text and the old text was no longer found.
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Ms. rhiannon,
are you using an outdated version of Firefox?
I have version 61.0.1. on Windows 10 Home.
You write "Click the Choose... button". I don't see a button like that and from here on the rest of your text for FF does not apply anymore to what I see and can do.
But thanks anyway, your article helped because I discovered a setting new to me.
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You're quite welcome, I'm glad you found it useful. :)
Great info rhiannon.
Thank you!
That's a great one, thanks
Pretty good!
Allow me to one of my all-time favs (on the blue side of things):
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I imagine that is the least attractive option to Mr. Richards. This site will have Cowboy running a lemonade stand with Rhiannon operating a kissing booth before they go down that road.
There is no way in hell's creation that this is a free program!
Please: do NOT utilize it. After some usage it REQUIRES to buy the licence. Moreover during the uninstallation process (by using Revo Uninstaller Pro) I had some issues (even if I'm not fully sure it is just an AOMEI issue). Windows was not anymore able to boot. I had to restore the system to a previous Restore Point.
Finally, to fully remove it, I had to utilize Total Uninstaller with a valid license to (hopefullly) completely uninstall it (still NOT 100% sure): even if the Installation Directory was there, and I can see uninst000.exe, by double clicking on it the system says it is no there !!!
Alternatively, BEFORE installing it just google "AOMEI how to safely uninstall/delete".
Worst experience ever. Marco
I agree about Patreon. Many, many youtube folks have moved due to questionable policy adjustments. I, like the mentioned pensioner, am on a fixed income so regular commitment could sometimes be difficult. (how's that for bad grammar)
I was delighted to contribute again and will continue to do so but I think you're right - you shouldn't have to go around asking for donations.
I love visiting Gizmo's Freeware but more importantly I TRUST your site to be objective and honest about the stuff you review. This, I think, is your unique selling point.
I wonder if there is a place for a Gizmo sub-site that reviewed commercial software *and services* on the same honest basis but funding itself from a membership fee rather than supplier kick-backs.
As an IT professional I know how difficult and time-consuming it is to evaluate different products (desktop software, online services, VPNs etc) when the need arises. This is made even more difficult by the sites funded by companies that just *happen* to rate theie products most highly in a group test. I'd be happy to pay for access to reliable reviews.
Not an answer to your problem but offered as food for thought!
Charles
I have been using DiffMerge for years - https://www.sourcegear.com/diffmerge/ available for most operating systems.
I feel awful. I just saw the good news about the donations, but realized that I DIDN'T contribute when first asked!
I've been a member for over 8 years and use the site often! I just PAYPAL'd some $ now....sorry, Ian!
How about an annual membership fee?
In all fairness, Nimbus ia not bad, but it just needs lots of improvement, and sending suggestions to the developer does not usually help much.
Another example is the simple fact that it cannot search and find key words within the entire collection of notes, at one time. In other words, if you have 75 notes stored, each one has a title, and you can only search the titles for a key word, or else open any one note individually and search within that one note, but not across the text of all your notes combined globally. Consequently, if you cannot remember whuch note contains that key word, and ut is nowhere in the titles, you will have to open each of the 75 notes individually and aearch one by one.
On the other hand, ColorNote will let you search all the notes at once, display the note containing the word searched for, and even highlight the word for you, once opened . Of course, ColorNote has provlems of its own, but it can handle simple searching, while Nimbus cannot.
Thank you
You should post this query in the forum, where it will be better suited.
https://www.techsupportalert.com/freeware-forum/internet-web-apps-and-ne...
and it will be better to follow the different replies there.
How about using Patreon?
Hey folks, I have resisted the change to FireFox or Google browsers since I started with windows 98SE, so a long time. The reason is I never fully trusted myself to delve into areas that were too techie for me.
Now I am on Windows 10 and IE 11 and Yahoo mail tells me it will no longer support IE11 as of July 31 2018 and that I should switch to FF or Ggle, So, my question is twofold The discussion by gizmo.richards on FF (https://www.techsupportalert.com/firefox.htm) doesn't say anything about IE11 or Microsoft Edge in relation to FF use, so should it and 2. Can I install FF for Yahoo and use M Edge or IE11 alternately.
I just am not confident enough to run 3 browsers but am also concerned about the learning curve for an entirely new browser.
I've been using Pnotes.NET for a little over a month now on my Win 10 workstation. I have about 6 notes created and I like the keyboard command to show or hide all notes. That is how I want it to work. However, during this time Pnotes.NET has crashed on me several times. Typically it happens right after doing a save on a note that I've made changes on. But it's also happened after relocating a position of a note and then using the keyboard HIDE command and system lock. If this were an occasional thing I could live with it, but the frequency that it happens has me looking at the other alternatives. It may be time to move away from .NET to get some stability. :-( Just sayin.
This seems like a good program for notes. The one thing I WISH was that it had a keyboard hotkey to HIDE all notes and SHOW all notes. I don't like having to use the mouse and notification area icon to hide notes. At least it's fast and easy to SHOW by a simple click on the icon, but setting them back to being hidden is a pain. Going to read more and maybe find a way to do it. Wish me luck!
This is more or less a copy of https://www.techsupportalert.com/content/compare-text-or-files-online-see-what-changed.htm
It has already been suggested by others to encourage people to whitelist Gizmo's site on their adblock etc. extensions. But perhaps this will not be enough. Still, if it is a help, one of Gizmo's excellent editors might put up a guide to do this in the most popular adblockers. Just an idea...
If browsers could maybe have extensions to do like Brave browser is doing with assigning some BAT (cryptocurrency) to registered websites and giving a bunch to start with free to surfers, at least we could give a few of those by simply visiting TS.
I'm happy you like it. :)
Unfortunately our own situation is mirrored throughout the web. This statement on another long established site (Ghacks) pretty much sums up the collective position. MC - Site Manager.
"Advertising revenue is falling fast across the Internet, and independently-run sites like Ghacks are hit hardest by it. The advertising model in its current form is coming to an end, and we have to find other ways to continue operating this site."
https://www.ghacks.net/
Having been a SciFi fan since I was a child in the fifties [and being considered a bit strange because of it] it has been a great thrill to see so many of those concepts become a reality. Thanks for a great article.
Dell
Thanks. It's good to know there doesn't seem to be an issue with the app. :)
Confirmed as being free:
"With our free FontLab Pad app, all these fonts work everywhere — on all versions of Mac OS X and Windows! FontLab Pad is our typesetter helper for color fonts." <-- https://www.fontlab.com/fontlab-pad/
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I would also recommend NearMinder, which is the only app to send you reminders based on your proximity to your contacts! With this app you can easily set reminders for things you have to do when meeting people and get notified when these people are nearby. It also works for location-based reminders.
You can try it via this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nearminder.nearminder
I would have had an additional category, noting which readers were "Portable" [ don't write to Windows registry, can be run in own directory, etc.] and can be carried around on an USB thumb drive to any computer to run-and-collect.
I use QuiteRss Portable that way.
And I really liked Mozilla Thunderbird's bar graphs of date frequency of any searched keywords or phrase displays. Such analysis of the feeds can be useful to see "trends" over time. The Thunderbird mailer (which I only use as an RSS reader) also comes in a portable form.
I have a bunch of PubMed RSS feeds that I catch up on at any computer in computer-cafes, libraries etc.
Would you please clarify that comment?
The page where the program is downloaded from says its free for Windows and Mac. I downloaded the program and tested it extensively on two different computers with two versions of Windows before writing it up. There were no upgrade or sales prompts, it wasn't a program that has basic features for free with more features with a paid upgrade. If you had a different experience downloading, installing and using the program it would be helpful to know about it.
FontLab has paid programs, but the app that I downloaded and tested is a small app they offer for free. I would add that the program is available as at some of download sites like cnet, where it's listed as free, and is reviewed favorably on several sites. There's a YouTube tutorial on how to use it with Cricut, if you're a crafter and use die cut machines.
I was equally distressed to learn of the demise of xmarks, but found an alternative in Bookmarkos. It is not free, but it does handle transferring the files from xmarks without a hitch across most browsers in Windows 10.
With deepest thanks for your many years of dedication, and every best wish for the next phase of your journey!
May the rains be light, and the wind remain at your back.
2 words, Really good!
I've noticed that the installers downloaded from their main page contains the luminati SDK.
While the installers downloaded DIRECTLY from their forum (http://forum.eagleget.com/viewforum.php?id=3) is clean from the luminati SDK thing, though it still bundles the iNewTab extension.
When first using the version directly downloaded from their forum, no prompt to choose from FREE and ADS version appeared, and no luminati SDK updater process run in background.
So you may include this information in your review to help people to steer away from the normal, sdk bundled version.
Nope not a scientist. :)
I like your thought of an unseen force. The author of the image titled it Collision so that's the direction I went. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
What popped in to my head when I saw it was an image of Newton's cradle, also known as kinetic motion balls.
Newton's cradle - Wikipedia
I realize your not a scientist but I don't see any evidence of an impact (which would result in some type of stress fracture at the point of contact). I think it more likely that there is some unseen force to the left of the clear orb drawing matter in that direction.
Here are some tools all on 1 site hxxps://www.browserling.com/tools/
Advice: keep you away from "WinX Video Converter" because without license output file are limited to to 5 min lenght!
Did you receive the amount needed by now?
Did you receive the amount needed?
I'm glad you like it. :)
Avidemux works similar - it's import photo sequence, but unlike virtualdub is still maintained
Nice. Thanks! How do you install it (I think it was described once - I forgot (Windows 7))... Oh, sorry - very simple!
Nice. Thanks!
Glad you like it!
I use one of the translation services when I visit that site. The download and other buttons don't translate but are pretty easy to figure out, the text seems to translate well enough. They have a wallpaper app on the Google Play site, that's how I discovered the site. :)
Those shades of dark to light in that Dark Lotus hit the spot with me!
Wish i could understand Russian.
I'm not trying to defend Google - but if you use their search engine - why not be better at it? And you can avoid tracking your searches e.g. by using Startpage (which uses Google search but anonymizes your search).
I could not find the free version either. Only a beta version.
Also they want all your details on registration and in this day and age, that means they are trading your details so for that one reason I am not going to try and find the free version.
"... Annie is a fast, simple and clean video downloader ...":
https://github.com/iawia002/annie
"... Fleep free - flexible messenger that integrates with email and lets you store and share files easily ...":
https://fleep.io/
I used to be a loyal user of handbrake, but as my more and more DVDs can't be grabbed by handbrake, I am very disappointed with this software. Handbrake alternatives such as the Wonderfox DVD ripper have been updated, and all of my DVDs have been successfully crawled so far. The software will always be eliminated if it cannot inject new technology.
I'm glad this popped up at the right time. :)
Actually, I was just looking for something like this. Thank you!
Lol....TIFIFY. :) :) :)
A good post but you didn't list the tools in alphabetical order (chuckle).
Hola!! Got a amazing solution to backup my email Messages by using ZOOK Email Backup Software. I got this tool from Google search results which has been smoothly create a backup of all my emails into various email file formats.
I am so happy to get this solution by which I have successfully take backup of my all emails in a seconds. The tool offers me to take backup of emails from 40+ online email services.
seriously?! The "company" (they are NOT really a search engine anymore, more of a business) that used to give us the most relevant results based on our inquiries, used to protect out personal data and info, now changes their own webmaster rules without notice on a regular basis, forced webmasters to push all sites to be mobile friendly with not much time to do it, bans sites in batches of 1,000s because they simply don't like them, etc etc etc
And now they want to tell you how to search?
As the late, great Heath Ledger said as the Joker: He he, ha ha... And I thought MY jokes were bad
You're probably right about the fine tuning, it would make sense. :)
Some years back, Google introduced this as a "live" course. There was a forum for discussions, and at the end of the course you could earn a "Google Power User" diploma. Probably they have fine-tuned it now using the experiences from that. The course was very good and entertaining - I can only recommend it.
Yes it's for PC's that run Windows. It's updated to include Windows 10 but much of the information is applicable to earlier versions.
I'm guessing this book is for windows only?
No one ever said the info had to be accurate. You can unsub. from their emails and still be registered if you want another book from 'em in the future.
I agree. I registered a long time ago and made up stuff for the registration and used an email address I use for sign up offers. I am not nagged to death either and have gotten several useful books all of which are still accessible via their online library.
One bone I have to pick with is particular book is that none of the table of contents entry appear to be linked to the actual page in the book. Means that one has to use the search function in the PDF file to fine the particular page.
Your website has been one of the most reliable and trustworthy resources for finding decent applications, whether it be for iPhone, Mac, or PC. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!
I use email services like mailinator or dispostable for many sites.
gtk. Setting up on new Galaxy.
Too much info for sure. Did one of these offers years ago and learned lesson. Flood the ark.... Thanks anyway.
Appreciate the other info about smartphone lock folder.
It is a lengthy process, which is why I mentioned it. :)
I'm like West Swan, I have a name, email etc. to deal with sites that require personal information. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I agree with you Rick_S. A lot of complaints for a free, useful ebook. The only time they (TradePub) communicate is to email the download link. As far as the contained info goes, even if one tip is useful it's worth registering. And from time to time others, NOT TradePub, notify one of other useful free publications.
I downloaded it, it looks good so far.
And thank you, every little bit helps. :)
Thanks for the book offer. I'd already been notified by "makeuseof" that this was offered and downloaded it. Breezed through it and decided it may help. Me or a friend. As far as registering for the offer, I'd done that long ago (I'm retired) and have received a small library from TradePub. And they don't NAG you. So again, thank you.
By the way, I made a $5 donation to you last week Giz. I hope that helps.
I'm not understanding the complaints here. The comments are not about the value of the book, but just gripes, as far as I can tell. First of all the company creates technical books for IT professionals and others. They want to know what we may be interested in, so that they can send us updated newsletters and maybe sell us manuals, if we like this one. I'm also retired, but I did work, and did buy appropriate manuals to supplement what I needed in at work, and now even, since things are changing faster than ever.
As for it's cost vs the information wanted, is the book useful for you? If not, then that is your choice, but your reason for not getting it here sounds like an excuse. Company name a problem? Put in None or N/A (Not Applicable). I've done both.
I agree -- wayyy too much info required for a book that really doesn't retail for much. Especially for those of us who are "Retired." No thanks.
All good. I have an 'email' and 'details' just for situations like this.
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They want TOO MUCH information from the user for only a book.
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