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ClearURLs is an add-on based on the new WebExtensions technology and is optimized for Firefox and Chrome-based browsers. This extension will automatically remove tracking elements from URLs to help protect your privacy when browsing through the internet. For this purpose, we use a large catalog of rules, which is actively maintained by us and the community. Many websites use tracking elements in the URL to mark your online activity. All that tracking code is not necessary for a website to be...

Web extension that adds keyboard shortcuts to Google, YouTube, Github, Amazon, and others (Chrome/Firefox/Edge/Safari). Browser extension that adds configurable keyboard shortcuts to Google search, YouTube, Startpage, Brave Search, Google Scholar, Github, and Amazon. Settings are synched between devices with the same browser profile. Supports both key combos and key sequences. Custom CSS rules to control the look of highlighted results. Experimental and optional support for YouTube,...

Tool for web developer dedicated to Chrome and Opera browser based on Firebug Lite (Beta release). It is free and open source plugin available on SourceForge. Main features: - Same look and feel as Firebug - Inspect HTML and modify style in real-time - JavaScript Console with autocomplete code (tab, shift+tab) - Rich representation of DOM elements - Live editing CSS rules and properties - Elements are selected on-the-fly while using the Inspect tool again activatable in context...

NOTE: This project's source code is hosted at GitLab. View the source code here: https://gitlab.com/jessieh/animal-forest-bgm This add-on will play Animal Crossing: New Leaf's clock-based background music in real time, updating with the clock to play different music for each hour of the day. Also provides a slew of customization options like adjustable volume, fading during song changes, and desktop notifications.

===NOTICE=== After releasing a few updates, but far less than we wanted, we’ve made the decision to stop the OptimizeGoogle Project. The reasons for the decision were that there were not enough people on the team to keep it going. Google is changing things every day and it has become more and more frustrating to look at all the functions go broke piece by piece. The code will remain GPL, perhaps another person or team is interested in picking this up. For now, thank you for all...

The project has moved to Google Code. You can find it here: http://sfapi.googlecode.com/