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Yahoo! Mail Notifier is an extension which notifies you when new messages arrive in your Yahoo mailbox.
Notification options include: customizable sound, notification alert, status bar and toolbar icon.
Also allows the user to map different mouse buttons to open Yahoo Mail in different tabs,windows,etc.
System requirements:
- Firefox 0.9.x - 3.0a3 ALL
- Mozilla 1.7 - 1.8 ALL
- SeaMonkey 1.0 - 1.5a ALL
Version restrictions:
1. The extension uses the Yahoo! Companion feed to check for new mail so only new messages received since last viewing your Yahoo Mailbox will be counted as new.
2. On some accounts, Yahoo! never updates the companion feed page when new mail arrives (you never see new mail notifications). This is a bug with your Yahoo account so contact Yahoo to have it fixed. If you dont get new mail notification when installing Yahoos official toolbar (toolbar.yahoo.com), then you are experiencing this problem.
3. Only the username marked as default will be checked for new mail. The extension can only check for mail if the user remains logged in. Logging out on a Yahoo page while the extension is actively checking will cause the extension to log back in to the default userss account the next time it checks for email. This is also true if you have sinced logged into another Yahoo account on a Yahoo page. This is done to prevent the extension from getting into a weird state where it thinks one user is logged in when in fact another user is. This will be fixed more thoroughly when multi-user support is added. If you dont want this to occur, use the extensions "log out" command instead of logging out on the Yahoo page which will log the default user out and stop checking for new mail.
4. Choosing a sound file to play on new mail has been reported to not work on Macs. The default sound is said to work. I dont have a Mac so I cant test this.
5. Im told that installing this extension in FreeBSD Firefox causes Firefox to crash. Im unable to test this as I dont have FreeBSD. Generally though all browser crashes should be reported to Mozilla since this is extension should be incapable of crashing the browser unless the browser is buggy.

Sin project is a framework that implements Continuous Integration on top of the Subversion version control system.
This can help to improve the overall productivity of your development team by reducing the number of build breakage experiences or even eliminating them entirely.
Main features:
Stable codebase
- Sin ensures that your codebase is stable at all times. Here, stable is defined as the codebase obeying all rules you set up in your Sin system (codebase must build, all tests must pass, etc.).
Sin saves your time
- Developers will never be bothered with the consequences of incorrect changes that cause broken builds. Sin automatically reverts (undoes) any change that violates one or more rules and notifies the developer who checked in the change, of the problem.
Sin is easy to set up and use
- Use the graphical setup application to set up your Sin system in minutes. Once set up, developers hardly know Sin is there until they check in a change that breaks the build - in which case Sin might just have saved the developer from public humiliation.
Easy reviewing
- Sin can send checked in changes in color-coded html by email for easy reviewing by other developers.
Use your existing build system
- No change to your existing build system is needed as long as your system can be built from the command line.
Sin is scalable
- Sin is a distributed system based on open standards like SOAP webservices and is easy to expand to handle new loads.

Page Title Eraser is a Firefox extension which provides more privacy at your workplace by hiding the title and icon of a selected tab.

I always open several tabs in a Firefox window, but I would not like other people see some of tabs labels. So I wrote the PTE extension which helps me to have such feature. I hope that it can be useful for office people.

The Page Title Eraser adds menu item to the page context menu and "Tools" menu items. "Right-click" menu includes a "Hide title" menu item now. Using this item you can hide/show tab and window titles and tab icon. Each tab has its independent instance of this item.

Since version 0.3.0 you can hide or show all tabs labels using "Hide all titles" menu item. Using the "Options" window you can tell PTE to hide/show the icons of tabs as well as the titles of tabs (see screenshots).

Toolbar button and hot key combination (Ctrl + Shift + H) are also available.

Translations included: Arabic, Arabic (Saudi Arabia), Chinese (Traditional), Croatian, Dutch (NL), English, French, Italian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, Slovak, Spanish (Spain).

Optimoz Tweaks automatically performs actions based on the cursor.

Automatically shows the sidebar when the mouse cursor touches the left window border, and closes it when the cursor is over the web page again.

Net::UP::Notify is a Perl module that can send "Net Alerts" to cellular phones with the "Unwired Planet" browser (AKA phone.com, AKA OpenWave UP.Browser).

SYNOPSIS

use Net::UP::Notify;
$blah=new Net::UP::Notify;
$blah->subscriberid("111111111-9999999_atlsnup2.adc.nexteldata.net");
$blah->location("http://www.perl.com/");
$blah->description("The Perl.com Homepage");
print $blah->send;

This allows you to send a Net Alert to a cellular phone, provided you know the subscriber ID of the user. This also requires the end user to have the Wireless Web service on their phone, and they also must have it provisioned by the carrier.

This was designed and tested using a Nextel phone, but I think that both Cingular and Sprint PCS should be supported here when given the proper subscriberid string.
My intention is to completely support the entire UP SDK, but for right now, I can only support the sending of Net Alerts.

Kredentials is a KDE systray applet for keeping Kerberos and AFS authentication tokens current.

Each hour Kredentials renews Kerberos tickets and (optionally) obtains new AFS tokens, and it notifies the user upon final ticket expiration.

Installation:

The simplest way to compile this package is:

1. `cd to the directory containing the packages source code and type `./configure to configure the package for your system. If youre using `csh on an old version of System V, you might need to type `sh ./configure instead to prevent `csh from trying to execute `configure itself.

Running `configure takes a while. While running, it prints some messages telling which features it is checking for.

2. Type `make to compile the package.

3. Type `make install to install the programs and any data files and documentation.

4. You can remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory by typing `make clean.