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Thanks to another blogger (rodneyolsen.net) I came across this special offer:

This is great offer in July – A initiative has been developed by our service with positively support of partners, friends and member to make a better Free Software Download Service (thanks to Michael @michaelaulia.com and his friend for this suggestion)

Now the first three Famous Softwares will be publish in this week is:

• Microsoft® Windows Vista Ultimate (UPGRADE with SP1)
• Adobe Photoshop CS3 (including optional plug-ins, sample files, textures, web swatches and stock photography)
• VMware Workstation 6 for Windows

o how to win ? Very simple, all you have to do look like below:

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With the recent release of the Firefox version 3 browser (which I particularly like btw) comes an opportunity to review some new and not so new add ins.

Currently my favourite ones are:

• PicLens: this great plugin transforms your browser when you are visiting Flickr, Youtube etc into a great full screen experience.
• IE Tab: A simple answer to those poorly written pages which need IE to run. A simple button on the bottom of the page and you are running in IE!
• QuickProxy: Do you have to turn your proxy on and off between work and other environments? This adds a small button to the bottom of the browser which quickly and simply allows you to turn your proxy settings on or off.
• ScribeFire: An outstanding blogging tool which takes over the bottom half of your browser, particularly ahndy when you are blogging about a web page.
• FireShot: allows you to take, edit and export screen grabs of the browser

These are currently my top picks. I run quite a few others, but these are the ones which make my experience better and easier.

What are yours?