How to be logged into multiple Gmail accounts or any other account

I have multiple Gmail accounts, one for personal, one for work, and one just to play around with, and there have been times were I want to see all my accounts at the same time. How do I solve this issue? Well, I have been doing this for a long time and taking it for granted until I told my friend about it. I was surprised he didn't know . In order to have multiple Gmail accounts open or any other account open at the same time you can either do two things.

Now all three of the most popular browser, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome have a privacy mode. You can have one account in normal mode and the other account in privacy mode. That way you will have two windows of each with a different account and you can see both at the same time.
The Second way is to have different browsers. You may pick from the following three Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome. Open one account in one browser and the other in account in another browser.

You can either chose either if these steps and it will solve your problem. Happy browsing!!

Apple, SecurityJuan ZepedaOctober 26, 2011Apple, Firefox, Gmail, google, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Security, web, WebsiteComment

What is slowing down Firefox?

Are you still even on Firefox? I moved a long time ago to Chrome as my main browser but I still use Mozilla Firefox because if its unique add-ons that are not for Chrome. Well, if your still on Firefox you can disable some add-ons to make your browser as fast as when you first downloaded it. Mozilla has released a list of the add-ons that have an impact on their browser. Below is the top 6.

Apple, Linux, Web, WindowsJuan ZepedaApril 11, 2011add ons, Below, Firefox, long time, Mozilla Firefox, slow, time, webComment

Better JTV, Better than JTV

Do you use Justin.tv as part of your main entertainment? You might be interested in a small extension for both Chrome and Firefox called Better JTV. Essentially, it gets rid of the many annoying advertisements. It is similar to Ad Block Plus, but only works on Justin.tv site. There is no need to configure anything right out of the box!

WindowsJuan ZepedaJanuary 23, 2011AdblockPlus, chrome, Justin-TV, Mozilla FirefoxComment

A browser within a browser

Today's tip focuses on your internet browser. If you are like me, you might use another browser other than Internet Explorer exclusively. Even though Explorer has come a long way with IE 9 showing promise, it will not replace Firefox or Chrome as my primary browser. On the other hand, there are times were IE is required to view pages or utilize some functionality. Fortunately, there is an option which opens up IE via an add-on, IE Tab. Both add-ons enable you to view an IE page in a tab.

IE Tab for Chrome and Firefox

Get IE Tab 2 for Firefox

Get IE Tab for Chrome

WebJuan ZepedaNovember 27, 2010browser, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Internet Explorer 9, Mozilla Firefox, Web browserComment

Limewire is DEAD!? Download Helper is here to help

BREAKING NEWS!!! Limwire no longer works!! And honestly I have not used it in almost 5 years!! So, many people on the internets are at a lost due to limewire's shutdown. But there is something better for those of you that would like to acquire songs that you like or even videos as well. Be warn may get addicting, I showed some friends how to do this and they got addicted. First you will need Firefox because this is actually an extension and not a full blown program. Next you need to add the extension Download Helper.

Once installed you may download most music and videos from site like rhapsody or youtube and more. See the video below as an example: (Note: I am using FireFox 4 Beta 6 so your interface will look different)

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hv2BlNP_u0&hl=en&fs=1]

Once installed go for a test run for example rhapsody.com as shown above

play a song and then right click in the browser outside the player

go to downloadhelper option and then go to media and there you should see a name of an mp3 file

click it and save it and it should be the last song you played.

Try the extension out at the following sites:

youtube.com

http://mp3.rhapsody.com/home.html (let's you preview entire songs ;) )

facebook.com (videos)

In addition, Downloadhelper provides a list of supported site when your right click and go to the downloadhelper option.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006/

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