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Comment #2509819
and tags don't count as plugins in Chrome, so aren't disabled with this method.
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Comment #2441629
Couldn't agree more. Blanket banning of something is rarely good.
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Comment #2441622
Why not add the following rule to your user stylesheet? input[type=reset] {display: none; visibility:hidden;} That hides them all from view.
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Comment #2047365
That article starts with a reference to an earlier blog post which seems to be more in line with what you are saying. Perhaps in future you could read the articles you link to and …
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Comment #1870466
It seems obvious to me, but I will point it out anyway. The Google homepage contains all sorts of 'non-conformant' code, so as it supports legacy browsers which don't implement css…
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Comment #1835686
I thought this would use mobile numbers, since it involves texting. But the entry form appears to require a US Landline number.
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Comment #1732755
I disagree. All your Twitter data is public* anyway, so it shouldn't be a problem. And twitter makes it so much easier than Facebook to disable/disconnect an app from your account.…
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Comment #1732731
It is your market. I am a teenager (guessing that is your market based on stats). I have a facebook account (don't use it much), but will absolutely never sign in to another site u…
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Comment #1732715
Agreed. Knowing that the company requiring you to sign in can quite easily access all the data stored by Facebook worries me greatly. Twitter logins I have no problem with, as all …
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Comment #1683757
I'll clarify a few things before I comment, just in case people have misunderstood things. 1) Google Docs will store any file. 2) Google Docs allows you to convert pdfs to docs & e…
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Comment #1681402
This is really impressive. I wonder if the guy will get a job offer - he certainly seems to be a pretty quick coder.
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Comment #1680148
That does seem to be (from past experience) the microsoft way of doing things... I can't say I'm impressed.
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Comment #1676352
How curious! I wonder what it is that caused this decision - after all, in my experience, Google has always produced more accurate results. And removing the search bar altogether i…