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...New tabs opened from these "child" tabs will appear as descendants of their originating tabs. You'll easily dig and dig deeply, without losing your browsing trail - if you want to go back to the original search result, you just have to switch to the "root" tab. Moreover, each tree will reflect a group of tabs on a similar topic.

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A good-looking Chrome word translation (Sogou) plug-in, with its own vocabulary book and toast word memory, which can be synchronized with Youdao and scallop words. Beautiful word translation plugin/ Let you recite words on Chrome (can be synchronized to scallops, your words). After the "Scallop Word Synchronization" function is enabled, the favorite vocabulary will be synchronized to the scallop word, but you must log in to the web version of scallop, and vice versa. There are five stages...

...You can change the prefix of "./" to e.g. "src" or "src/js" with this config option. By default everything is resolved relative to the current working directory. You can change this with the root config option. To use it effectively, you'll need to configure babel with one of the JavaScript config file variants, rather than JSON.

Juruti is a Firefox add-on that lets you use amazon's website to shop at your local book shop. Just fill your shopping cart (you don't need an amazon account to do that) and then, instead of checking out, hit the Juruti button. An e-mail listing all your selected products will be created that you can send to your local book shop.

Zoomy started with a simple concept. Make e-maginification look like regular magnification. To achive this goal Zoomy adds only two objects to the document. One a div the encases the the zoomed image, and a "optional" span that has a CSS3 gradient