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Adobe BrowserLab is a new cool web service that helps you test your web pages across a different web browsers and operating systems.
Adobe BrowserLab currently supports Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari on both Mac and Windows XP. Just enter the website’s URL and it will take screenshots of your web page on different browsers and platforms. It displays the result using 1-up (on its own screenshot), 2-up (side by side comparison) and my favorite Onion Skin View (as shown below) where you can quickly pinpoint differences.
One awesome feature of the Onion Skin View is you can use the a slider to fade in/out of each browser screenshot. Pretty cool!
Hopefully Adobe will support more browsers and operating systems in the future.
I’m not sure how/why these activation URLs were crawled by Googlebot but yes, Google still publicly shows some WordPress.com usernames and the email addresses associated with the username.
Ha! Now all hackers need is the password (no pun intended). Clearly, this is not good. But who is to blame? Google? WordPress? Or the end-user? Quite frankly, I am not sure. But I do know that it is time to change some of those information starting with the email address associated with that account.
Also, don’t forget making your password a bit stronger/longer using uppercases, numbers and character combinations.
So, how do you get this result? Simply enter “site:en.WordPress.com “your account is now active”” or click this link.
How do you find if your username was crawled? Add your username at the end like this:
“site:WordPress.com “your account is now active” johnsmith”
I suggest you change them now. It’s better safe than sorry.
I just logged in the new interface of Google Adwords. The look and feel of the new AdWords is now very much like Google Analytics.
First screenshots of the new Google AdWords interface.
Do you like how it looks like? To fuel the fire, I’m using Google AdWords everyday and I can definitely say that this is a huge improvement. The new ajaxy interface gives it a desktop-app-like feel. I’ve tried loading it in Google Chrome and was blazing fast. The old interface for me was very clunky and slow. So any improvement from that is a jump ahead.
Kudos to the Google AdWords team for making this improvement. It’s really cool!
This might be very old but I just accidentally found this easter egg on my Windows computer…
Copy this word in quotes “pi” and paste it (CTRL+V) in Windows Calculator (calc.exe) and you get the first 32 decimal digits of pi (?).
Cool huh? By the way, I’m using Windows Vista (yeah, I know). Not sure if this works on other versions of Windows. Try it and let us know in the comments.
