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I have had the same need for quite some time. And because I couldn't find anything suitable, I've built my own app.
It's called Calify. http://www.califyapp.com
The installer registers the app as the default program for handling *.ics files, so it works for both opening e-mail attachments and downloading event detail exports from webpages. It does not ...
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If you are using Google Chrome then you can make Google Calendar your handler for ICS files:
Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
Select Settings → Show advanced settings (at the bottom of the screen)
In the Privacy section, click Content settings (you'll need to scroll down)
Click on Manage handlers... and associate webcal with "Google ...
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I just found that by using Ctrl + F5 will help to solve the problem.
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If you follow these steps, then you will get the job done:
go to Google Calendar settings
go to 'calendar'
'import calendar'
import the .ics file
now tick the sync option under 'email account management' on your blackberry
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Just announced from the Gmail team:
Easily add events from attachments in Gmail into Google Calendar
Now when you receive an attachment with calendar events in .ics format, you can add these events to your Google Calendar right from Gmail with just one click. No more downloading and manually importing!
Plus, events created in Google Calendar will link back ...
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try clicking this link, it may fix your problem:
http://www.google.com/trends/?hl=en
What happens is this: Google saves a state of your "current language" in their servers. They probably use this to customize ads for you.
This "?hl=en" parameter tells Google you prefer a different language (English in this example). It works across all their services.
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I'm speculating here, but a couple of possibilities come to mind:
you already had an active session with your Google account and signed in from the same IP address; it seems logical to assume it was you
Did you copy your Firefox configuration to Opera? Did that include cookies? User agent? Google may have believed that you were using the same browser, ...
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Append the URL of the web hosted PDF file or Office document to "url" querystring of Google Docs Viewer service -
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://aka.ms/SQLtoAzure/MobPDF
In the example above the URL https://aka.ms/SQLtoAzure/MobPDF points to a PDF file. Any URL with a .PDF extension would work too. After that file is opened within the browser, ...
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I'm using Waterfox 56.2.7.1 (64-bit) and all of the sudden, one morning, I started to receive the message below when I tried to access web.whatsapp.com:
WhatsApp works with Mozilla Firefox 30+ To use WhatsApp, update
Firefox or use Google Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge or Opera.
In about:config privacy.resistFingerprinting was false. I change it to ...
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I had the same problem and the following worked for me:
Went to about:config and changed the value of dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled to true.
I got this from:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2925719
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That's a "Mixed Content" problem; meaning that, although the main page was served securely via HTTPS, some of the resources used by the web page were retrieved using insecure HTTP.
The Mozilla Blog Mixed Content Blocking Enabled in Firefox 23! has much more detail about this issue as well as describing how to configure Firefox to block mixed content:
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You can delete the tag that create this frame by Inspect Element.
Press F12 or click on the right button of your mouse and select Inspect Element.
Click on the left top icon:
Select the frame to delete:
Press the delete key.
Be happy.
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Go to https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&gl=en
Underneath the buttons should be a line containing
Google offered in: English
Click on English
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Workaround for Windows 10: use the Calendar app
add your Google calendar to the Windows Calendar app (Start -> Calendar -> Settings -> Manage accounts -> add account)
make sure .ics files are opened with the Calendar app (Settings -> Choose a default app by file type -> .ics -> Choose an app -> Calendar)
Now, when an .ics file is downloaded from a web site,...
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Specs
Go to ->
PLaylist Settings (of Favorites) -> Advanced Settings
.
Youtube allows you there fetch your list (Click read more). Save the list locally.
Code your utility that searches the HTML list to obtain URL and location.
:)
Search extract for -> <tr with class="pl-video yt-uix-tile "
and attribute data-title= and anchor a href=.
p.s. I know, ...
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Solved (by Alex, see comments above): press ? in Inbox view and enable/disable keyboard shortcuts there.
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A bit late, but ..
I, myself, have finally had it with there being no replacement for the "really delicious" addon from the old days you speak of. Not only has the old addon that I have kept running finally gone to a state of too many bugs, after days of searching I didn't find anything close to what was offered by it before (on any browser!).
So, I think ...
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This is not an answer, but has further information that may help someone to answer the question.
I use three profiles regularly on Firefox (v38.0.5) for Linux, and added two new profiles to reproduce the issue OP has.
Scenario 1
Created Profile 1, and added no addon/plugin. Default profile from scratch to be precise. (No other profile is running except ...
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Right-click the video when it is playing or not and the context menu that pops up will tell you if you are using Adobe Flash Player or the YouTube HTML5 Video Player.
This is the right-click menu for the two cases:
In Firefox 36:
Google Chrome 41.0:
You can find out if you are using YouTube HTML5 Video Player as the default player for playing YouTube ...
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Going off of mvark's answer, you can use the following bookmarklet for quick access.
javascript:(function()%7Blocation.href%20%3D%20'https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2Fviewer%3Furl%3D'%20%2B%20location.href%7D)()
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Instead of using drag and drop,
Do a mouse hovering over the research result. Three buttons should be displayed
Click in the "Insert link" button.
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I had the same problem and I think its simply not possible to directly print from Firefox and Safari. On this page in the Google Help there is a separate section about printing with these two browsers. There it says to either print as PDF or another file format, no word about actually printing the document..
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Okay I got the problem resolved without messing with add-ons, plug-ins, history, bookmarks and sync features by just displaying Troubleshooting Information from the menu to the right of the Firefox. Then I opened the profile folder from there and deleted the prefs.js file to have it refreshed. When I launched the browser again all my settings were gone, but ...
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Solved here. type about:config in the address bar. Locate the option dom.storage.enabled and set it to True
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There is no direct method, no. But, using a Chrome extension or Firefox Add-On you can change the CSS styles to the following:
Domain: https://mail.google.com/*
CSS:
.aeN .ajl { overflow-y: scroll;}
This will "add" the vertical scrollbar by overriding Google's CSS in Gmail. Note that Google hides the labels beyond the initial list, so you'll need to ...
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...in Firefox it opens in a new window whereas in Chrome it opens in a
new tab.
...a browser-specific quirk.
Firefox: how to open drive.google.com files in a new tab.
Go to Options-> General
Find Tabs
Check the: Open links in tabs instead of new windows option
Done :)
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Use Google's site: filter eg site:stackoverflow.com
More Google search syntax usage at Google Help - Refine web searches
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Disabling Hardware graphics acceleration did the trick !
I lose the smooth scrolling but the videos seem to be working fine so far. I guess my video card isn't that well supported on Firefox.
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Here is a link to a discussion on Google Product Forums that should point you in the right direction.
Some of their suggestions include Gladinet, Memeo Connect, and a work around using a Print dialog to save directly to the drive. Good luck.
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