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Default Programs Editor 2.2 Update

Change log for Version 2.2.1238.46 (September 3rd, 2009)

New Features:
+ An option was added on the ‘Add Context Menu Item’ page to add a command to all file types.
+ Startup time has been modestly improved.
Bugs Fixed:
– Fixed some program names and descriptions not loading properly (such as PowerShell).
– In some cases a message would appear instructing the user to install .Net 3.5 when it was already installed.
– The “Disable ‘Search web for unknown extension’ Dialog Box” button initially displayed the opposite status of the setting.
– The help button for adding or editing a context menu misreported what page the program was on.
Crashes Fixed:
– Fixed a crash when switching to the Context Menu page for some extensions

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Default Programs Editor 2.1 Update

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Change log for Version 2.1.1157.2113 (August 25th, 2009)

New Features:
+ Multiple instances of the program should now safely coincide, but this is not particularly recommended.
+ Program options are now stored in the registry.
+ Added an option to toggle whether extremely helpful internal (anonymous) tracing information is reported when the program detects malformed registry values.
+ For registry links, the delay between navigation messages to regedit was extended a bit for users on slower systems
Bugs Fixed:
– Saved .reg file for Default Programs associations incorrectly included unchanged extensions.
– Fixed a condition where non-visible would show in the context menu editor, such as an extra “Print” item.
Crashes Fixed:
– Toggling the “Show ‘Jump to registry key’ links” when more than one instance of the program was open is fixed.
– Internally, malformed resource identifier strings are now traced and reported instead of crashing during conversion to numeric id.
– If Default Programs associations cannot be changed, the program will now display a message.
– It is now possible to set a newly created context menu item as default successfully as expected.

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Gmail Loading Screen hack

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Here’s a quick userstyle for the Gmail loading screen. You and apply it via Stylish. Edit: And a Chrome/Chromium extension!

It’s takes you from boring…

Gmail Loading Screen (Before)

…to moderately less boring!

Gmail Loading Screen (After)

It’s cool how just centering the info and adding a logo spruces things up. Take the hint, Google!

Here’s the code:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("mail.google.com") {
  #loading {
    position: absolute;
    left: 50%;
    width: 400px;
    margin-left: -200px;
  }
  #loading .cmsg:first-child {
    background-image: url(https://mail.google.com/mail/images/2/5/logo1.png);
    background-position: left top;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;

    padding-top: 70px;
  }
  #stb {
    left:0px;
  }
}

Ideas to make it cooler? Leave a comment!