Change your shortcuts in Firefox "Save As" dialog box

When you are saving a file that you found on the internet, Firefox default choice is to save it on the desktop. This parameter can be changed in Edition>Preferences, then in the General tab change the bottom option to "always ask me".

Now that Firefox is always going to ask you where you want to put it, a first dialog box shows up asking if you want to see the file, or if you want to save it. If you decide to see it, it will open the file in the corresponding software and save the file in a temp folder.

If you decide to save it, a "Save As" dialog box shows up, with on the left part of it a tree with some of your folders. Your shortcuts. You can add and remove these shortcuts, except the first 5 ones. To add a folder as a new shortcut, go to it in the Save As dialog box, and then the Add button under the left menu will be accessible. If you click on it, you will see the new folder appear under your list. This is pretty easy and so much time saving !

Daily Dilbert

Daily Dilbert Mozilla Firefox Add-On.

I'm a Dilbert fan. Yes, and I'm proud of it :) After all, I can be compared to Alice: the only engineer girl in the team of computer engineers ;)

If you are like me, there is a nice add-on for Mozilla Firefox, called Daily Dilbert. Tools>Add-Ons and click on the link on the bottom righthand-side. Search for Daily Dilbert, and there you go! A small picture of Dilbert in the middle of your bottom bar in Firefox will appear, and when you click on it, a pop-up with the daily Dilbert will appear.

The languages are English, Spanish, Czech, Polish. And I know that you can find a Swedish version on another website. But no French version. I just sent an e-mail to unitedmedia to see why there is no French daily comic. Let's wait and see !

You also have the daily version of Peanuts, GetFuzzy, AndyCapp and Phdcomics in the Daily Dilbert add-on.