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As far as I know it is not possible to share articles in Google Reader to Google Plus.
Google Reader expects a custom Send To link in the format of a URL where as Google Plus functionality requires Javascript to post/share items.
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The only alternative I can suggest is this Chrome Extension which adds the Google+1 button to your toolbar. This enables ...
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As of May 2012, the recommended tool (according to the owner - AVOS) for using Delicious in the browser is via the bookmarklet. This was announced in a blog post (Update on the browser extensions) from January 15, 2012. The reason is that the company has decided to focus on improving the service and providing the best possible experience across all browsers, ...
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Delicious Bookmarks Extension (Beta)
Delicious Bookmarks is the official Google Chrome extension for Delicious.
This extension has the support to add new bookmarks as well as search existing book marks.
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Luckily, someone has already created a userscript that does what you want- it may or may not have been the original asker. Here you go: Resurrect Google Cache & Related links.
I realize that the asker has probably already solved the problem, I'm just writing this for posterity.
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Facebook does not provide a way to have groups that anyone can join instantly. Someone already in the group must add them, or they can request approval from a group admin.
The likely reason for not providing this is that it would attract spammers. Old-style open groups had spam problems and they did not even have the new group notification or chat ...
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There are many ways of writing down your URL's. I personally am a sucker for Delicious even though the service has been facing some issue. The only reason I am stuck with them is because I have over 4000 bookmarks and have a few stacks which I like.
Usually, you can use a combination of one or more services:
Look at Faveous. Its a little buggy with ...
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I found the perfect Chrome Extension - adds "Share on Google Plus" in Reader. Here's the link.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cngpndgifehgejmkemnmmiknpafnhpec
Works a charm for me.
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With the recent changes to Google Reader, this is now possible. You can either click the +1 button at the bottom of an item and optionally add a comment, or you can click in the Share... field at the top right corner of the window. The Share... field lets you share without adding the item to your +1 list.
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While we're waiting for a native way to do this, someone found the URLs to use to make a customized "Send to" solution.
Source: ReadWriteWeb
Go to Google Reader, click the gear icon, and choose 'Reader settings'
Click the 'Send To' tab
Scroll down all the way and click 'Create a custom link'
Enter the following into the fields that appear:
Name: Google+
...
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In short: not really. You could, however, stick your PDF resumé online somewhere (say in a Dropbox public folder) and link to it in your signature, which will get past corporate attachment filters.
However, I would recommend that you link to your LinkedIn profile, in your signature. If you don't have one, create one today. Like the service or not, it's a ...
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You can use developer tools (CTRL+SHIFT+I) and select Network tab. Press the record button and then refresh the page you want to test.
Here is an image of what it looks like in the current page
If you need more details to help you identify performance issues you can download Speed Tracer. It visualizes metrics that are taken from low level instrumentation ...
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Evernote doesn't support pushing content into the client. Having the client continuously polling their servers at a very frequent interval would place a lot of unnecessary load on their servers, which is probably why the minimum is 5 minutes.
The best solution is to manually press the 'Sync' button in the client if you want to immediately view a note that ...
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If you use Chrome on all those devices (it's available on iOS now), the simplest option would probably be using Chrome's built-in bookmark synching feature. Just make sure you're logged in the same Google Account on those Chrome instances and you'll see bookmarks and web opene tabs from other devices.
If that cant work for you and you can do a bit of code, ...
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I'm not finding any apps that have an initial charge either. I am finding apps that require you to pay money in order to use them, but just not install them. Netflix, for example. You can install the app for nothing... the service is just useless without an account. FreeMovies.com is another one. The Chrome app costs nothing. However, in order to ...
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This Chrome extension automatically stops autoplay at Youtube but keeps on buffering. It's possible to open several tabs without the need to pause each one of them. The greatest drawback is that it will also pause playlists.
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What you are asking for is not possible in Google Talk or GMail integrated chat at all. And also it all depends on their cannot be any third-party extension or tool to implement it.
It all depends on the service. It is possible in Skype because Skype allows it. Different services take these things differently. For example, here in SE, we can edit a comment ...
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According to the FAQ's you can in fact have apps that require payment first to download/use much like the Apple app store. I would suspect that you never see paid ones, simply because if there is something close to it already free then of course not many people would go for the paid one therefore it's probably not popular.
I would assume since their ...
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From LifeHacker -
The cache links have moved into the actual instant preview itself. All
you need to do to get a cached version of a page is mouse over the
result, hit the little arrow that expands the page preview, and hit
the "Cached" link. If you avoided instant previews like I did, you
might never have realized this was there.
Bing also ...
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You could use the Rockmelt browser - which is based on Chrome, and included a standalone Facebook chat client on the 'edges' of the browser screen. It also allows you to see notifications, updates etc without having to visit the Facebook website.
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Unfortunate that there was never an answer marked for this one. Thought I'd chime-in in 2012.
There is now a way to tailor the options in the Google black bar. In the bar go to
More > Even More
From there you can select which tools will appear by selecting Add to Black Bar
You can even click and drag options in the black bar to re-order them, or ...
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You can use the extension you mentioned.
Go to the options
Select Filtering
Select your name
Add all types you want to apply
And select "Move to Tab"
Save your settings and refresh. You should get the following.
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There is a bookmarklet available for Firefox and IE called DrawHere.
It doesn't allow you draw shapes or text but you can draw freehand using the mouse.
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There is also http://scribblet.org/ the UI is very simple (it uses keyboard shortcut to control the colour etc) but does pretty much the same as DrawHere.
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Have you looked these accessibility extensions?
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/featured/accessibility?hl=en
According to this discussion, development for a screen reader is underway.
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