So Now .Com Will Be Redirected To Your Country Domain
This change might have some impact on blog traffic as country specific domains appear more in local search. So if you blog had lot of global audience then you might see some drop in google search traffic.
So If Your Blog Is Getting Less Traffic Then You May Have Some Idea Why Is iT
If You Are Regular User OF This Browser Then You Must Be Knowing
about:config Option In FireFox
It Allows Users To Customize It According To Your Need,With Some Options Which Are Hidden And Cannot Be Accessed From Options And AddOns.
So Here Are Some Of Popular And Mostly Used ones
But First Make A BackUp Of All Settings So That You Dont Get Into Trouble If You Configure Something Wrong.
To Do THis :
To make a backup of your preferences in Firefox, just make a copy of the file prefs.js,
which is kept in your Firefox profile folder. If you mess something up,
you can always copy this file back in. (Be sure to shut down Firefox
before making a copy of prefs.js or moving a copy back into the profile folder!)
Now You Are Ready To Go
Just Goto Firefox Address-bar And Type about:config
Click Enter ANd ClickON Button Which Says : I'll Be Careful,i promise
Now Yo Will See Various Options To Configure.
Here Are Some OF Useful Options To Configure :
To Find Option Type in FilterBox
1) browser.ctrlTab.previews
Normally, when you use Ctrl + Tab to navigate through your current
tabs, Firefox will just switch from tab to tab, rendering the page with
each tap. If you set this setting to true, you’ll instead be shown a row of thumbnails that you can tap through. By default, this setting is set to false.
2)browser.taskbar.previews.max
In Windows 7, when you hover over the Firefox taskbar icon, you’re
presented with a popup that shows a thumbnail preview of all the tabs
you have open. If you like to have a lot of open tabs, this list can get
pretty big and wieldy. Set it to 1 to minimize its intrusion, or whatever value you prefer. By default, this setting is set to 20.
3) browser.tabs.closeButtons
Do you hate having an X (the close tab button) on every single open
tab in Firefox? Then tweak this setting to your pleasure. Setting it to 0 will only show the X on the currently active tab. Setting it to 2 will not display the X on any tabs at all. Setting it to 3 will remove the X from all of the tabs and create a singular X at the end of the tabs list. By default, this setting is set to 1.
4)browser.tabs.closeWindowWithLastTab
In a fresh-out-of-the-box Firefox browser, closing the last remaining
tab will result in the entire browser closing. Some of you may not like
this. Luckily, all you have to do is change this setting to false and you’ll be able to have an open browser without having any open tabs. By default, this setting is set to true.
5) browser.urlbar.trimURLs
This tweak is a small one, but some of you may desperately be wanting
it. Have you noticed that sometimes the URL bar will truncate the http:// portion? If you want Firefox to stop doing that, then simply change this setting to false. By default, this setting is set to true.
6) browser.allTabs.previews
At the end of the tabs list, there’s a small button you can click to
show a list of all the currently open tabs. With this setting, you can
flip it to true and transform the tab list into a tab
grid. You’ll see a grid of thumbnails that show all of the tabs you have
open. This is very useful for quickly exiting out of multiple tabs.
This is probably one of the more unknown tweaks out there, but it’s a most useful one. By default, this setting is set to false. Do you know of any other awesome Firefox about:config tweaks that people would find useful? Share them with us in the comments!
7) network.http.proxy.keep-alive
Determines whether to use HTTP Keep-Alive connections when a proxy
server is configured. If more than one request is made, the browser
attempts to reuse open connections that have been kept alive.True (default): Send Connection: keep-alive header and Keep-Alive header based on contents of network.http.keep-alive.timeoutFalse: Opposite of the above (recommended in case of problems) Note: This preference is effectively obsolete, as all connections are considered keep-alive in HTTP/1.1.
This Can Be Helpful When Using Proxy
8) network.enablePad
Determines whether the browser is allowed to perform proxy autodiscoveryTrue: Autodiscovery enabledFalse (default): Opposite of the above
9) clipboard.autocopy
True: Selecting text automatically copies it to the clipboardFalse (default): Opposite of the above Note: *nix only.
10) network.http.max-connections
Determines the maximum number of simultaneous HTTP connections. Default value is 30. Valid values are between 1 and 65535 inclusive.
So These Were The Some tricks but You Also Check Other Option From Here
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SOPA and PIPA represent two bills in the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate respectively. SOPA is short for the "Stop Online Piracy Act," and PIPA is an acronym for the "Protect IP Act." ("IP" stands for "intellectual property.") In short, these bills are efforts to stop copyright infringement committed by foreign web sites, but, in our opinion, they do so in a way that actually infringes free expression while harming the Internet.
A Detailed information about these bills can be found in the Stop Online Piracy Act and PROTECT IP Act articles on Wikipedia, which are available during the blackout. GovTrack lets you follow both bills through the legislative process: SOPA on this page, and PIPA on this one. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for the public interest in the digital realm, has summarized why these bills are simply unacceptable in a world that values an open, secure, and free Internet.
The U.S. Congress is currently embroiled in a heated debated over the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), proposed legislation that supporters argue is needed combat online infringement, but critics fear would create the "great firewall of the United States." SOPA’s potential impact on the Internet and development of online services is enormous as it cuts across the lifeblood of the Internet and e-commerce in the effort to target websites that are characterized as being "dedicated to the theft of U.S. property." This represents a new standard that many experts believe could capture hundreds of legitimate websites and services.
Having trouble using Wikipedia today? That's because the popular crowd-sourced online encyclopedia is participating in an "Internet blackout" in protest of two controversial anti-piracy bills: The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its Senate companion, the Protect IP Act (PIPA).
What's going on today?
The popular link-sharing site Reddit got the ball rolling for today's 24-hour Internet blackout. In addition to Reddit and Wikipedia, other sites participating include BoingBoing, Mozilla, WordPress, TwitPic, MoveOn.org and the ICanHasCheezBurger network. Other sites -- like Google, Facebook and Twitter -- oppose the legislation in question but aren't participating in today's blackout. In addition to the Internet-based protests, some opponents are physically protesting on Wednesday outside of their congressional representatives' offices.
The Web Developer Firefox add-on is a huge suite of web design tools packed with massively useful functions that will help web designers perform tasks more efficiently. By default, it displays as a toolbar towards the top of the browser, presenting you with various menus such as CSS, Resize and Cookies. Whether you need to inspect the CSS of page, discover information about a webpage (such as seeing all the alt attributes of images on the page), quickly validate a web design for W3C compliance or measure design elements, Web Developer will likely have a convenient tool for you.
Firebug is such a popular web design/front-end web development Firefox add-on that there are actually add-ons for it (see no. 5). And if you were to ask any web designer or web developer what Firefox add-on they can’t live without, chances are he’ll say Firebug. Firebug is an open source add-on that gives web designers powerful tools for inspecting and debugging a web design. It can help you figure out what CSS styles affect certain elements (in case you’re having trouble with a style rule that doesn’t seem to render properly), inspect the document object model (DOM) to learn about the structure of the web page, determine attributes such as color, width, height of HTML elements and much more. The extension can take a while to learn (trust me, it’s worth the time), but the creators have some helpful documentation to get you started.
This Firefox add-on has a single purpose: It gives you a ruler that you can use on any web page for measuring items. Since web design critically relies on the proper sizing of design elements, this is a valuable tool to add to your collection of Firefox add-ons.
One thing that web designers frequently work with is color. This add-on includes a color picker (much like the one you see in Photoshop) and an eye dropper tool so that you can sample and identify the colors used on any web page. A similar Firefox add-on to check out is Rainbow Color Tools.
CSS Usage is an extension for Firebug (thus requiring you to have Firebug installed) that uncovers unused CSS style rules. It works by identifying the CSS you use and don’t use, pointing out what unnecessary parts can be removed to keep your CSS files as lightweight as possible.
A website’s speed is important for usability and the user experience. Research has shown that website visitors hate slow websites, so you should do the best you can to design sites that are lightning fast. Page Speed is a browser extension (for Firefox and Chrome) developed by Google that analyzes a web page and tells you where improvements can be made to increase the site’s speed. It’s a great tool for testing a web design’s ability to render fast. Alternatively, you can use Page Speed Online, which is a web-based version of the add-on. You can also check out YSlow, which functions similarly to Page Speed.
This nifty Firefox add-on helps to make sure that you’re writing well-formed HTML. It checks your markup for standards compliance, and if it catches anything that doesn’t cut it, the add-on tells you why so that you can update the code.
Web designers are always concerned about the cross-browser compatibility of their work. IE Tab 2 is a Firefox add-on that allows you to view any web page using Internet Explorer without leaving Firefox. All you have to do is right-click on a web page, and then choose “View Page in IE Tab” in the contextual menu.
Taking screenshots in the browser is a common task for web designers. Screengrab is a simple tool for taking full-page or partial-page screenshots. You can copy the screenshot to your clipboard, or save it to your hard drive as an image file.
Search engine optimization should begin in the design phase, when the site’s HTML is still malleable and open to change. SEO Doctor is a convenient tool for checking any web page’s SEO. SEO Doctor gives you a score between 0 and 100% and highlights areas in the web page that can be optimized for search engines. One neat feature is that you can export the data for spreadsheets for further analysis and logging.
So That Were Top 10 FireFox Addons Hope You Must Be Having Much of Them Already Installed
And If Not You Would Have
What other add-ons do you use? Let me know in the comments.
Now You Can Make Your Own Proxy Server In Minutes And Access All website which Are Banned
Just Follow Simple Steps
Requirements
Web Host
Try 000webhost Or X10hosting Or Use paid If U Can
PHP5 or greater Installed
Look for this on the website of your webhost. If it’s paid hosting, you can almost count on it
Permission
That’s right. Some webhosts will explicitly forbid you to create a proxy server (or a chat room, for that matter) in their terms of content. And you can expect them to find out.
GlypeProxy is a free, standalone PHP script. That means it’s lightweight and incredibly easy to configure. You can download it from their website. Next, upload the files to a sub directory on your webserver. If you see a folder called ‘www’, or called after your domain name (e.g. domain.com) create the sub folder in there. You need to avoid using the word ‘proxy’, because some companies pick up on it. Instead, use ‘web’ or ‘surf’.
2. Ready For Use
There’s no real set-up needed. Just point your browser to the directory where you put all those files (ex. domain.com/surf) and GlypeProxy will pop up. If you don’t like the logo, you’ll have to replace it manually. But if you want a proxy server for personal use, some little branding won’t matter.
3. Admin Preferences
Although Glype is a powerful proxy script, the admin tools are obviously the backing power. You might not know this, but a lot of online proxy tools are powered by Glype, just like the one you just set up. The admin preferences leave room not only for customization, but for improvement. You can assign site-specific code for trouble-giving websites, and change user-agent and proxy lists.
And Its Done !!!
If you have any other tips or issue? Let us me in the comments below!
2) Open it And Click On Network Settings Scroll Down And Look For Proxt Type A) Trick 1 : Use it With Default Mobile Office Settings Or Airtel Internet Settings
And Make Settings In Opera Handler As Shown Below
Proxy Type :Real Host Proxy Server :199.59.149.240
