Ubiquity, a Powerful Firefox Extension, Gets an Overhaul

Jan 15, 2009, 23:34 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Sam Dean)

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"The new version of Ubiquity is 0.1.5. It's a quick download, and you can get started experimenting with commands right away by hitting Ctrl-Space to bring Ubiquity up. In the screenshot below, I've started to type in the command "e-mail" because I want to e-mail a web page to somebody, but as you can see, I automatically have access to lots of other commands, including turning the page into a PDF that I can send. This works very much like the Awesome Bar, which will begins to understand the name of a web page you're looking to go to before you type in the full name."

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