Add HTML Signature in Gmail

Yesterday, I gave a little introduction about Greasemonkey (I’ll call it GM here). And today, I have come up with a very cool GM script which allows you to use HTML in your email signature.

I never trust such scripts, but as this was the very first GM script I was going to try, so I gave it a shot and voila..! It worked! :D

You can download the script from here. But make sure you have all the required things before downloading it.

Happy emailing!

Internet Explorer 8 Screenshots

Now, these pictures are absolutely fake! A guy at leneros.com claims that he has leaked the pictures of IE 8. The site is in Spanish, but I have been able to get a translated version of what he said, thanks to Tech-Today.

Internet Explorer 8 goes the development of the new explorer of Microsoft. At the moment, one knows that the greater priority of the company is to implement all the supports of RSS, CSS and AJAX within this new project.
In addition, also they have commented which this navigator will include support for the microformats, small labels written in code HTML that can be interpreted of different form, or like dates of a calendar or information of contact. The support for these microformats already was announced for the new version of Firefox, reason why Microsoft also will include it not to be behind its main competitor.
In fact, this new version of Internet Explorer is an answer towards Firefox 3, since Microsoft does not want that the navigator of Mozilla to them continues taking terrain. At the moment, the date of launching is not known, but Chris Wilson has announced that, at least, needs a year more development or even something more, reason why surely will be necessary to wait for near a year and means to be able to enjoy this new IE.

Now I don’t know that to what extend this is true, but these pictures are 100% fake. See them below and tell what do they look like.

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An Introduction to Greasemonkey

Never of heard of Greasemonkey before? No problem, I’ll tell you what it is :) . It is a Mozilla Firefox extension that allows Firefox users to install scripts that make quick changes to web pages. Greasemonkey can be used to add new functionality web pages and web sites like adding an HTML signature in Google, bypassing image verification in Orkut etc.

To use Greasemonkey, first of all you need Mozilla Firefox. To download Firefox, click here.

Ok, then the next step is to download and install Greasemonkey in Firefox. Download it from here. That’s it :). Now, by installing Greasemonkey scripts related to your interest, enhance your browsing experience like never before.

I have added a new category/tag called Greasemonkey. I’ll post all the latest and cool Greasemonkey scripts in there. So, I would recommend you to subscribe to my RSS feeds for the latest updates.

Create a toolbar with Conduit

Now here’s a very cool site that allows you to create your own professional looking toolbars for IE and Firefox. You don’t require any coding or such stuff. All will be done online on the site.

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Remove Recycle Bin Permanently From Desktop

Here’s a small tweak by which you can permanently remove Recycle Bin from your desktop.

1. Open Registry Editor (Start >> Run, type regedit.exe and hit enter).

2. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Explorer\Destkop\NameSpace\

3. Delete the following key:

{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}

4. Restart your PC. And boom… Gone! :p

Check Your Blogging Addiction

Yesterday, while reading Daily Blog Tips, I came to know about a cool site which helps you in checking your blogging addiction. I’m new to blogging but some how I still managed to score 80%. I think that was quite good for me :) .

80%How Addicted to Blogging Are You?

Now check yours and let me know how much are you addicted to it.

Speed Linking – July 1, 2007

Aaaahhh… New month, new day, with cool new fresh links :) . Below are the link to some of the posts I found interesting while reading them on different blogs I visited.

Here comes the first and the best one:

iPhone Autopsy – Saman Sadegh, don’t forget to see the gallery.

5 Simple Steps to Protect your Windows XP – Nirmal

How To Use 3rd Party Msstyle Themes in Windows XP – Flush

How to avoid keyloggers by scramble keystokes on public computers ? – Ashish

Keep Your Password Safe using KeePass – Madhur Kapoor

Download 20 Funky Firefox Extensions you dont want to miss – Another one by Ashish

Wikipedia Tools and Tricks – Impressive stuff like always, Jake

That completes the list! I hope you enjoy as much as I enjoyed reading them.

Happy reading!