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POPSAbout the Gmail Notifier *Note: If you've enabled the 'Always use https' setting in Gmail, you'll need to install a patch for the Notifier to work with this setting: Download the patch (.zip). Open the folder. Double-click the notifier_https.reg file. Click yes when you're asked to confirm if you want to add the information to the registry. Restart the Notifier. If you decide you no longer want to use the https setting, you'll need to install the other file included in the download to reset the Notifier. Use the same method as above, except with 'notifier_https_undo.reg.'
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POPSVery Cool Freeware: tinySpell Checking your spelling is simple: Option 1: While you are typing, tinySpell watches the text you enter and whenever it detects a misspelled word it beeps and shows a spelling tip, and the tinySpell icon in the system tray turns from white to yellow . Option 2: When you copy text to the clipboard tinySpell checks its spelling immediately. If it finds at least one misspelled word in the text it beeps and turns its icon to yellow. If the icon is white it means that no misspelled words were found in the clipboard text. Correcting a misspelled word is also simple: When a misspelled word is detected, click the tinySpell icon or press the hot-key to pop up a list of suggested replacement words. If the misspelled word is detected during on-the-fly checking or after a word is copied to the clipboard you can select a correction from the list. The selected word is inserted into your document, or is copied to the clipboard I don't use IE & it works just fine in Firefox
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POPSScan For Insecure And End-Of-Life Applications. Firefox application to scan for insecure and end-of-life applications and follow the instructions to patch or update. The icon displays in system tray. The following is the manual version Secunia Software Inspector http://secunia.com/software_inspector/ firefox and windows
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POPSTraybar Inspired by recently discovered MyProgs , I've decided to share some of my long used, trusted, and loved programs with the Clipmunity. TrayBar has resided in my systray almost since my computer beginning. Had to reinstall I think only twice since due to it getting confused and needing refreshing. A great organizational tool. Create custom menus. Add apps to any menu via explorer context menu. Sweet. Simple. Reliable. Small. Go get it.
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