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another suggestion, mouser.. give an option to display the bookmarks file-path in the Location column or the status-bar instead of both showing the url as it is now..Count me in on that suggestion-lanux128 (March 30, 2007, 12:46 AM)
I personal use a full blown bookmark manager. I have over 2000 bookmarks that I must keep browser independent since I use 3 browsers daily. So really I'm not a candidate for such plug-in.I fail to see how that would affect the use of this plugin-cnewtonne (March 29, 2007, 10:40 AM)
How are your bookmarks stored? Maybe this or a similar plugin could launch your bookmarks.
I have licensed Website Watcher ( discountIndeed it is! Just purchased it, as the trial got me addicted to it.)
It is a wonderful and useful piece of software-Floppy (March 19, 2007, 01:38 PM)
saved a lot of time for me already. Thanks aignes!
Yeah, me too! Whenever I search for 'free someutility' or whatever I get a lot of "free download" that is apparently a free trial....I'd hate to see some time from now the download.com advertising freeware that you can for free 30 days then you'll have to pay if you want to use it for free (some freeware).
I see this happening already - I'm on the same page with you on this one: I hate being lured in by the promise of a "free download" only to discover that it's for a 15 day trial. No arguments with you there...-Darwin (March 18, 2007, 01:27 PM)
I think that's a long way from the DC way of doing it, although I did have some similar concerns as edyshor when I first came across DC.
I know I'm exaggerating with this comparison, but just imagine instaid how would the Word Wide Web look today if W3C hadn't kept the standards in check ?!Out of curiosity, who or what is keeping these freeware, shareware, donationware standards in check?-edyshor (March 18, 2007, 01:10 PM)
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Stupid me told her to buy a new one, and she bought one I never was too happy with.Be sure to follow those C# tutorials you were speaking of, Curt! We're anxiously awaiting OpenCurt 0.1None are particularly developed or polished.-iphigenie (March 14, 2007, 07:17 PM)
Sounds as if there is a market waiting...-Curt (March 14, 2007, 07:20 PM)
I could add screenshots and some more details - maybe other peoples comments, but I not doing any reviews!!To justify this thread being in the mini-reviews section, IMO screenshots and comments should be added. I've no problem with you not doing thorough reviews, btw-tomos (March 14, 2007, 02:48 PM)
Wise choice, my friend, wise choice 
Hi,Can you relaunch Opera (i.e. set it to only open one instance)? Or doesn't that work either?
I have returned from FF to Opera after a couple of months. It's ok, I learned a few tricks to make my life easier in opera (which is overall faster and more robust, no addin interaction, etc).
But I miss to have a one-key shortcut to bring opera to focus, even if it's on the tray.
AHK doesn't work because it seems that opera doesn't work under the standard way of calling windows by title.
PS tray doesn't seem to be able to talk to opera when in the tray.
Anyone as any workaround?
Thanks-urlwolf (March 13, 2007, 12:46 PM)
