MORE ABOUT THE BLOG...

The Internet is an ever growing place & we learn new things everyday. This blog is a about sharing and updating you with technical knowledge that you can actually apply.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR..

Author: Rishabh Jain                                      The author is an internet fanatic and, like you, he is learning new things everyday while making it sure that he is not alone to grab and exploit that knowledge.

  

Open links in a new tab with a single click

In my earlier post, I discussed about various addons of firefox i love to use. Today I'll discuss a nice feature that I discovered recently. You'll see, whenever we search on a new topic, the modus operandi is, obviously, to google the relevant term and then to simultaneously open each link in a new tab by right-clicking and selecting to "Open in a new tab".But, now if use a mouse with a three buttons(one for scrolling), Mozilla Firefox, by default, allows you to open the links in new tabs with just a single middle-click over the link. As quick as that!

Those who don't own a 3-button mouse or use laptops should not get disappointed, you can use the firefox addon "Instaclick" for that purpose which allows you to do the same job with a right click. You can temporarily disable it using "ctrl+shift" and then using the right-click or permanently through the addons-manager.

Who Else Opens My Email



Gmail offers a hidden feature to its users to know about the other people who have opened their account simultaneously with them. To know this just scroll down your inbox page and if anyone is sitting in your inbox along with you, you will come to know his IP Address. To know the intruder's location just visit this link and paste the IP Address. It will at least let you know the city of the same. An example is given above.



The Wikipedia Spoof

Finally its here. Uncyclopedia as Wikipedia defines it "Uncyclopedia ("the content-free encyclopedia") is a website that parodies Wikipedia". The content is quite ridiculous but hilarious at the same time.
Just search-in terms like "IIT", "MIT", "Osama Bin Laden" etc and you'll end up grabbing your tummies laughing for sure.Enjoy!

How to obscure any URL

Hi people its been long time since I wrote a post, actually I didn't find anything worth writing about.
so, today I shall tell you how you can have fun with URLs(website addresses). Do you know you can actually reach a website through its ip address. Enter "cmd"(without quotes) in Run. Enter "ping website address"(without quotes) and the set of numerals you get is the ip address. E.g, ping www.google.com gives 209.85.231.104 which is its ip address. Now just enter this in the address bar and go.
We are actually going to play with these numerals. But first you need to know a few things.
1. http://enter-anything@pcpills.blogspot.com This link going to bring you back here i.e, anything entered between http:// and '@' do not matter at all.
2. An ip address converted to its Dword format is also going work the same. Its converted this way: for Google(
209.85.231.104) open Calculator and find
209*256+85= *256+231= *256+104= 3512067944
Just put this in the address bar and it will take you to Google.
Now, use the above two methods together, http://www.nasa.gov@
3512067944 is going to lead you to Google instead of the Nasa website.
You can add to this dword number, any multiple of 4294967296 (
2564)and it will still work.
Exploit this, rest is your creativity.

How to get Windows Seven graphics on XP

At last Windows Seven is finally launched. Many have ordered it and many are in the line. But there still many who cannot meet the required hardware requirements and wish to have Seven like graphics on there pc. For all those "Seven transformation Pack" comes to the rescue.
No new hardware ,os or driver required, just install this pack and fill your PC with colours of SEVEN and that also absolutely free. The setup file is of 23MBs. It can installed windows XP/Vista.
For more info and screenshots, click here.
To download click here.

Why do I love Mozilla Firefox!!!

There there are many browsers in the market today offering almost the same features, even the looks and user interface is similar. But what makes a browser better is the convenience it offers to its users while surfing and downloading. Mozilla firefox has taken a leap in this space through the addons it offers along with the browser (http://addons.mozilla.org) which makes internet surfing more convenient and entertaining.
Here's a list of my favorite addons.
1. Adblock Plus (ABP): Disables all the ads appearing on a webpage thus, help it to load faster.
2. Colourtabs: each time you open a new tab it opens in anew colour.
3. Download Statusbar: rather opening a separate window showing the progress of a download the download status is depicted in the browser window itself.
4. FireDownload: increases the download speed manifold automatically.
5. Fireshot: Captures the whole window in front of you and allows you to edit it and save as a .jpg image.
6. Flagfox: depicts the flag of the country to which the website belongs beside its URL.
7. IE Tab: Any website can opened as in Internet Explorer inside the Firefox browser itself with just a click of a button.
8. Illimitux: removes the limitations imposed by the streaming websites like Megavideo, Veoh, Megaupload etc.
9. Noscript: A website opens along with many other websites (many are ads). Noscript allows you to disable all such websites temporarily or permanently. it also solves the problem of Clickjacking, very popular now a days.
10. RightToClick: Allows right clicking and highlighting wherever forbidden like on Google Books or e-paper.
11. Video DownloadHelper: This one's my favorite. Easily download media from any website streaming media whether videos, songs or pictures with just a click of a button. E.g, Youtube.
12. LastPass Password Manager: It automatically saves your website logins and fills the login box itself when you visit the site the next time.

This is just a glimpse of the thousands of other addons available and easily downloadable from http://addons.mozilla.org/

Increase internet speed by 20%

Windows XP reserves 20% of your internet bandwidth by default.
Increasing the speed lies in releasing this.

Here's how to do it:
Start-->Run-->type "gpedit.msc" without the "


This opens the group policy editor. Then go to:


Local Computer Policy-->Computer Configuration-->Administrative Templates-->Network-->QOS Packet Scheduler-->Limit Reservable Bandwidth


Double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth. It will say it is not configured, but the truth is under the 'Explain' tab :


"By default, the Packet Scheduler limits the system to 20 percent of the bandwidth of a connection, but you can use this setting to override the default."


So the trick is to ENABLE reservable bandwidth, then set it to ZERO. This will allow the system to reserve nothing.
 
disclaimer
ss_blog_claim=f40b72a70934886ff55d86c6ac57d730