I've always been amused at how a lot of people like to make their browser look look like another another browser. I've seen a countless number of Firefox users who have a theme that looks remarkably like IE 7, and I thought I would show off some tricks to make Firefox even more like IE 7.
Microsoft includes a feature in Windows that many people would love to use ... if they knew about it. It's the ability to completely control your mouse using only the keyboard, but since it is buried in the Accessibility Options a lot of people never know it's there.
A BIG Thanks goes out to everybody who entered the Tweak Vista giveaway! With two licenses to giveaway, we used a random number generator to pick our two winners. The Tweak Vista Winners are:
The last Black Friday article that we did received some good feedback, and some people emailed us wondering where they can go to get more Black Friday ads.
If you live in the Silicon Valley area, you have a chance to be one of the first to get Windows Vista SP1 (pre-release version) installed on your computer. Microsoft is holding their second install fair (the first was in Redmond, Washington) which they're doing so they can gather performance data from multiple computers with different applications installed.
There are big changes over at PollDaddy with the launch of version 2 of the popular poll service that works with WordPress, Blogger, TypePad, LiveJournal, and more. The biggest changes are the addition of surveys, and the option for two different pro accounts.
It was just last month when Meebo opened their platform to third party developers and already, the first big batch of games have launched. There are over twenty different games available like classic Checkers, Reversi, Connect 4, and more.
After weeks of rigorous testing we finally have Firefox 3.0 Beta 1 in our hands! It's available in 21 different languages for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Welcome to Daily Downloads brought to you by CyberNet! Each weekday we bring you the Windows software updates for widely used programs, and it's safe to assume that all the software we list is freeware (we'll try to note the paid-only programs).
Process Explorer is a popular application put out by Microsoft that provides many more details regarding running processes than the standard Task Manager. It has a lot more control over how the processes are organized, and it has won the hearts of many power users out there.
