A Rapidshare Download manager that support downloads* from rapidshare.com, rapidshare.de; also offers support to standard http downloads, ftp downlods. You can download videos from youtube.com too!, google video and soapbox on msn :).
Support resume from both http and ftp downloads.*
The Firefox Web browser is fast approaching its billionth download and is likely to hit that milestone some time on Friday.
Mozilla has a Web site and a Twitter feed where people can keep track of the total. On Thursday afternoon, the feed showed more than 999,180,000 downloads, with about 15 more happening each second.
Mozilla said initially that it expected to hit the billion mark some time over the weekend. An hour later, as the news trickled out and the pace of downloads increased, Mozilla revised its estimate to Friday. An enthusiast Web site with a “Firefox Download Guesstimator” predicts it will reach a billion on Friday at noon GMT.
The figure includes all versions of Firefox since the first release in 2004. If a single user downloaded multiple copies for different computers, they are each counted in the total. And if a user goes to the Web site to download an update to an existing version, instead of waiting for the automatic download, that is counted as well. Automatic updates are not included in the total.
So the figure does not mean that 1 billion people are using Firefox. Still, it’s a significant achievement for a piece of software that was unknown to most of the world just a few years ago, and one that has had to compete with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which ships free with every Windows PC.
Figures from earlier this month showed Firefox having just under a third of the global browser market, at 31 percent. Internet Explorer led the field with 60 percent, while Safari, Chrome and Opera each had less than 5 percent, according to Statcounter.
Firefox is stronger in Europe, where it has 40 percent of the market to IE’s 47 percent. In Asia, Firefox has 23 percent to IE’s 72 percent. In Antarctica, Statcounter says, the browsers are neck and neck.
Mozilla plans to launch a Web site Monday, at www.onebillionplusyou.com, where it will provide more information on the achievement.
Twitexist is a Twitter Greasemonkey script that changes the infamous “What are you doing?” prompt on Twitter into a more interesting question to help you find a more inspiring or useful tweet to  send out to your audience
Posted by @Orli on Twitter
Once again you need to have Firefox and the Greasemonkey addon installed in order to use this script. If you’ve been experiencing Tweeter’s block, this may be the solution for you.
Someone on Twitter asked me to add this to the site so i did.. Comments are welcomed and encouraged…
Info about Mozilla Labs ‘Jetpack’:
Jetpack, a new project by Mozilla Labs, a new way to extend Firefox on tools you already know: jQuery, Firebug, JavaScript and HTML
Info About ScrollSlut:
This baby Makes it easy to Scroll web. Being lazy I hated to Scroll A page especially if an page was too long and took an endless scroll to visit the bottom of page.Also i hated to use my keyboard shortcut keys.
Why use the keyboard when we can do actual surfing with total control of the mouse Your Screen is divided into 4 logical big button see below screen shot:
double click on the button and you can goto start or bottom of the page ,view a page one screen at a time with page up or down..
Now OS 3.0 is available for purchase, we all like to know what new features can be used in OS 3.0.
I have added some videos about the new functions.
Personally landscape keyboard is my favorite.
But voice control and cut and paste can be usefull as well.
Just check out the videos and u will get a lot more information about the new functions of OS 3.0.
Check out all functions of the OS 3.0 here.
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