epiac1216 (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} epiac1216) wrote,@ 2008-05-12 12:03:00 |
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| Current location: | Panama City, Panama |
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| Current music: | Send in the Clowns by Judy Collins |
| Entry tags: | web browsers |
Boost Your Firefox Productivity
As you know, when productivity is concerned every single second counts. Blogging requires the repetitive task of writing your e-mail address several times at different forums or when writing comments on other colleagues blog posts. The same is true with your passwords. After doing this several times a day, it gets kind of boring and annoying—plus it absorbs time.
While surfing the web late yesterday, I found a nice little Firefox Add-on which tackles this irritating problem. It’s called Paste Email. Despite its name, Paste Email developed by Chuck Baker, allows you to paste any of up to 16 different short text notes you find yourself typing frequently. It was originally conceived as a quick way to paste your email address but has well grown beyond that.
Paste Email adds an item to text boxes and text areas context menu where you can select one of the predefined text strings for a quick paste. It also adds a handy option to insert the contents of a text file saving you a trip to your favorite text editor, selecting all contents and copying.
For example, I included all my frequently used e-mail addresses and HTML codes which totaled less than 16. Now, every time I need to write any of this information down, all I need to do is click my mouse twice and it’s done. Peace of cake.
If this sounds like your cup of tea, you can get Paste Email (original) from Mozilla Add-ons. Who said blogging had to be tiresome and boring? Good Day!
