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    CatBlock

    CatBlock

    The continued maintenance of Michael Gundlach's CatBlock

    After the creator of AdBlock, Michael Gundlach, retired official support of the CatBlock project, and made it Open-Source under the GNU GPLv3, two people decided to continue maintenance, albeit unofficially. This is that project.
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    Small Firefox button that allow you share entire Flickr set to Livejournal account.
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    jQuery.flickrGallery is a jQuery plugin for interacting with the flickr api via javascript. It allows for one to insert albums (photosets) into the page and provide an interface for viewing it to the user, right from their own webpage.
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    Web-basiertes Intranet-Bastel-System. Your homepage with loads of information: mail, rss, flickr-images, chat, and your own html-fragments.
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