Breeze is an elegant new minimalist theme for Mozilla.
Googlebar is another great add-in from mozdev (source of the afore-mentioned Checky). It’s just like the IE Google toolbar, but for Mozilla.
I’m a bit of a foodie, so it won’t come as much of a surprise that I watched Tony & Giorgio on BBC2 last night. Apart from being a funny, highly watchable programme (with some great grub), every week they use Wedding Present songs for the incidental music. This alone fills me with joy.
And talking of fabulous British bands (indulge me), I haven’t mentioned Half Man Half Biscuit for some time (did you know they have a new album out?). So I’m pleased to introduce a new regular feature: whether you like it or not, every Friday will feature some lines from a HMHB song. This week’s extravaganza:
And I feel cursed and sore, like.
I’m Thurston Moore-like.
The darkness in my eyes won’t go away…
From Look Dad No Tunes on Trouble Over Bridgwater.
Browsers · Half Man Half Biscuit · Food & drink · Google
Guy McCusker wrote:
Not sure why I’m telling you this, but you triggered a happy memory so here goes.
My mother-in-law lives in Leeds. Years ago she was telling me that she met someone whose son was in a band and doing quite well.
“They’ve got a funny name, something like ‘The Wedding Present’”
“Ah – do you mean ‘The Wedding Present’?”
“No, that wasn’t it.”
Aaron wrote:
Nice page, but your font is going crazy on my Mozilla browser.
Eric wrote:
Don’t really need to bother with the googlebar for Mozilla. That feature is included with Mozilla already. The search feature can be configured to use google.com. So then to use it, simply type in your search terms in the address bar and either hit the search button (if you’ve got it setup to show in Mozilla) or simply click on the “search” feature which automatically appears below the address bar as you type it in.
Rich wrote:
It’s true that Mozilla has a simple Google search built-in, but what it lacks are the toolbar features such as search term highlighting, searching within the currently site, one click to cached copies, etc. (to name the ones that I use frequently)