Best of March

[avram]

Best political blog post of the month: “In Other News, the Check is In the Mail” by Jim Henley

Best browser add-on of the month: Destroy Target by Sergi Meseguer, which strips target="_blank" out of links. I’ve been wanting this since about ten minutes after Netscape introduced frames. First get Firefox, then install the Greasemonkey extension. You might also want to browse this collection of Greasemonkey user scripts.

Best music download of the month: CD-quality MP3 rip of Fiona Apple’s Extraordinary Machine, which her label has been refusing to release for two years. “Promote the progress of science and useful arts” my ass.
Runner-up: “Sixteen Military Wives” video by The Decemberists.

Best new webcomic discovery of the month: normallife, who really needs to find herself a better image host.
Runner-up: No Rest for the Wicked by Andrea Peterson.

Coolest hack of the month: Using the motion detector in new PowerBooks to control iTunes by tilting the laptop. Makes me want a new PowerBook right now.

Comments

[geminigirl]

Some applications really do work better if they open up new windows. I hope there's an "allow new windows for this site" option.

[geminigirl]

Whoops, this is BarkingIguana, who forgot to log out on someone else's computer

[avram]

You can manually add the domain to an exclude list, or just right-click and choose “Open Link in New Window”. Point is, this tool makes it your choice, not the site designer’s choice.

I suspect most of the applications you’re talking about use JavaScript to do the opening anyway, so they’d be unaffected.

[(Anonymous)]

hey, thanx for the compliment, but mine was a minor script, the actual best-of-the-year-script is GreaseMonkey itself :)
tjanx anyway
Sergi