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The worst thing about chrome isn't the memory hogging, its the fact that downloading something opens up a big loving ugly bar right across the bottom of the screen. I actually yearn for the old popup you got for downloads in IE7 and below. Is there any way to change this behavior?
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Nov 18, 2016 19:19
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I have this lovely extension that was recommended to me on here called Downloads - your downloads box that hides the ungodly Chrome downloads drawer and sends downloads to a button alongside the address bar. Its no longer in the store but I'm still using it fine. I'm pretty sure I can pack it as it is and distribute it to my other devices correct? Or is there a similar replacement? I dont need a full blown manager, just had to get rid of that loving drawer.
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Jun 7, 2017 17:46
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Ublock is set and forget for me. But it can be a nuisance with some things, for example right now trying to add poo poo to cart on monoprice and it just hangs. How should I go about fixing things like that without flat out disabling it for a particular site?
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Oct 30, 2017 00:11
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Something strange going on since I flattened everything and started fresh again. My twitter wont stay logged in, everything else does. Which is extra nice when you use 2-step and have to wait for a text every time you want to look at it.
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Feb 25, 2018 23:28
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Back in the early days of Gmail I'd quickly go to move away from that site after finishing reading or archiving any mail, but if I did it too fast I'd get a warning that changes wouldn't be saved if I proceeded with that action. I used to blame it on dialup, but that poo poo has remained to this day. I was noticing a coworkers immaculate inbox earlier today and I'm wondering if this is because I dont use folders and my account is 19 years old this year. Or does this happen to others as well?
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Jan 31, 2023 20:23
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All of you out there rocking tens of tabs constantly are monsters
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Sometimes you're reading an article and halfway down they have a button to continue and reveal the rest of it. I'm sure this is some ad boosting trickery, but I'm wondering if someone can explain why/how this is
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