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Google Wave Notifier
Dec 15th
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If you are missing out people on your contact list waves like “No one using wave these days, I think”. Then this is what you need. It is a notifier. It rests in the system tray silently. Notifies you when you have something new.
Features:
1. Automatically check for new Waves every two minutes
2. See the last reply to an unread Wave
3. Quick access to your last five unread Waves
4. You are informed when a new version is available
5. Easilly browse to an unread Wave or your inbox.
via [Blogs DNA]
If you are using Google Chrome beta (version that supports extensions). Then you may use this plugin for Google wave notifications
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Firefox Add-on – Turn history to bubble interface
Dec 13th
Voyage is a firefox add-on that makes reminding browsing history easier. It produces a bubble like interface. The size of the bubble signifies number of visits and the spokes coming out of the bubble tell you the path you took from that website.
Another great feature is that you can integrate Voyage with twitter to display your tweets in the bubble timeline.
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Chrome plugin site – Lanunched
Dec 9th
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Just when everyone stopped using Chrome (atleast I did), Google launched the chrome extension sites. Now we can get back our high speed browsing and start-up with Chrome because it supports extra features now. Starting to compete with firefox? 
Add features to Google Chrome by installing extensions here:
Some of the best picks as selected by lifehacker, worth installing are:
- Google Mail Checker
- RSS Subscription Extension
- Xmarks for Chrome Beta
- iMacros for Chrome
- Aviary Screen Capture
- Flash Block: turning off Flash on all web pages
- AdThwart and AdSweep
- Brizzly: for facebook and twitter
- Google Voice Notifier, Google Wave Notifier, and Google Alerter
- Chromium Delicious Plugin
- ChromeMilk: To-do list
- LastPass: fills in the gap that Xmarks‘ lacks
- Fittr Flickr
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