I love 1.0.4, just thought you should know.

You can get it over at http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest-aviary1.0.1/ I am personally using the 5 May 2005 build. It is *rock* solid.

They should go ahead and release it, imho.

Be sure to check out the Essential SEO Firefox extensions page of my new site too!

I modified incendiary.ws' fieldelectric Drupal theme quite substantially tonight. Here is a screenshot:

Hi.

I maintain a large corporate website — over 22,000 pages — that receives many millions of hits a month from what can be considered a very typical assortment of viewers. Firefox usage has increased in 2005 from 1.3% in January to 2.7% in April. I also show graphs on how totally dependent Microsoft Search is upon the default homepages of corporate Internet Explorers.

See 153.93 days of Hope remaining — MSN Anomaly for more (and pictures!).

I have spent a good amount of time collating all the best of the best Firefox extensions for website developers and Search Engine Optimizers, such as myself.

Best of all, you can install them *all* from my site, no need to "allow" 20 sites for 20 plugins. AND I'll be keeping tabs on all of them and updating them all locally. Yay :-)

Just go to this article's TrackBack URL.

Cheers,
HopeSeekr of xMule

PS HAHA! It took me another 30 minutes to figure out how to add TrackBack support to drupal :o

155.1 days, or 5 months, 5 days 2 hours 16 minutes

This may be my last personal blog entry here, if Praseodym [maintainer of this site] can hurry up and set up my new one over at http://www.incendiary.ws/ :-)

Since I am vacuous of meaningful content due to the early nature of the morning, I shall type out the lyrics to my now-current song, and bonafide Mantra of HopeSeekr's Life...

Candee Jay - Back For Me

Monday morning waking up; in an empty bed.
Thought I'd feel you next to me; but I'm alone instead.
Did I scare you, when I said I needed you?
Or was it just a one night stand, and nothing real to you?

155.49 days, or 5 months, 5 days 11 hours 40 minutes

I'm about to go read an *awesome* book. Actually it is the first spirtually-oriented book I believe I have read since Persa Zula and I split up in late 2003. It's called

Tomorrow's God: Our Greatest Spiritual Challenge

Every page is really deep. As I've grown accustomed to doing, whenever I find a treasure chest of enlightenment I always have a pen handy...and like The Holographic Universe this one is almost nothing but highlighting. :o Why do I do this? Not for myself. All of these books I give to others and hope to give to others yet again...People say they find my highlights and margin notes very helpful...as I talk to myself as much as to them when I write them.