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only the english language part of wikipedia is closing. So just find what you need on the french, german or spanish pages and run them through google translate
only the english language part of wikipedia is closing. So just find what you need on the french, german or spanish pages and run them through google translate
You'd think with all those Hispanics, they would shut the Spanish one too.
only the english language part of wikipedia is closing. So just find what you need on the french, german or spanish pages and run them through google translate
Surprisingly, the French version is considerably superior to the English in one very important respect: it mentions me
only the english language part of wikipedia is closing. So just find what you need on the french, german or spanish pages and run them through google translate
Even simpler:
Use Google's cached version of the English pages while offline.
[For those wondering where the 'cached' link is on Google, they've moved it into the instant preview pane, which is a pain.]
Hi! The extension you're linking to is bad, and doesn't handle Google Instant results.
Canisbos (a very talented Safari extension programmer) has now created a new extension that's a super-efficient subset of his full LinkThing extension.
The new extension only handles Google, and it does so in an extremely resource-light fashion, and with complete support for Google Instant results.
This is for anyone that just wants the right to more privacy and link control on Google. No longer will you have to visit a page just to be able to copy a clean URL. No longer will your Safari history be filled with non-sense "google.com/url?..." entries rather than the real page.
It even has the option of re-writing Google Images results to point directly to the image, if you want it to. That's available in the options. It's a fantastic extension, and is the best one in its field!
So, without further ado, go and download <mod note you can guess, can't you?>, the definitive word in getting rid of this Google annoyance!
Err, okay for some reason the moderator removed the link to the extension page, and didn't even keep the name, making it impossible to find out what the message was talking about.
To find the new extension, Google "canisbos gDirectLinks" and you will be able to find it. Not sure I can see the harm of posting the direct link? Especially since the thread was discussing the very subject of suitable extensions for solving this problem?
To mods: If it's okay, the direct link is once again: Mod reply:No, it's not OK.
Hope I've helped someone!
Last edited by cojak; 17 May 2012, 13:21.
Reason: Some people to too thick-skinned for their own good.
Step up for your cuddly toy sonny (but don't pull that thread if you want the ears to stay on....)
"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...
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