, has a new feature. At least I think it’s new: forward and next buttons. With it you can create a mighty powerful browsing experience. The thing I’ve always loved about Google’s toolbar is how you can seamlessly integrate it with the rest of the browser’s customization. You don’t need to use the extra horizontal bar, you can turn it off and the drag the buttons to a bar you already have open, and thus save valuable vertical screen space:

And now with the ‘forward and next button’ along with the ‘I’m feeling lucky’ button you can find the results you want from search without having to stare at line after line of mind-numbing plain text results.
Here’s my secret:
Customize the Google Tool bar so that you have the ‘I’m feeling lucky’ and the ‘forward and next’ buttons visible. Click a term search such as ‘‘ in the search box. First, this important, click the regular ol’ Google button (the G). Don’t look at the results, now click ‘I’m feeling lucky’, now just click forward and next to browse the different search results! If you searched for ‘Color Tool’ you’ll come to my Color Tool with just a few clicks of the ‘next’ button! Note, you have to click that G first for some reason, or else it wont work.

Everyone’s been talking about recently, the free website creator from Google, and even I have a page I’ve been playing around with: I call it . But I’ve found something very similiar and very interesting: infogami. It’s a free webpage creator. You simply enter a subdomain in the provided box, provide an email (a working one if you want to keep your page - you can create and play with the site without confirming the email), and there you are!

A great thing about infogami is that you can allow anyone to edit your site! Which makes it sort of a wiki.

Check out mine: Share Wonders at infogami.

It comes with a blog too. There’s no option to comment but there is a feed. Maybe comments will be added later. infogami is not even a beta yet, apparently.

Oh, they have a developer blog.

The format used for editing pages is not HTML, it’s something called Markdown. You can play with a Markdown sandbox if you like.

If you use Google Talk or Wikipedia at all you may be familiar with this type of text formatting and markup code:

*italic* **bold**
_italic_ __bold__

This is a link to Share Wonders
[Share Wonders](https://sharewonders.com/ "Share Wonders")

Very nice. I expect to hear more about infogami soon.

The open source weblog has found a sweet Firefox extension that will let you see all your tabs at once on the fly Mac OSX style. I like it. Get foXpose here.

firefox, extensions