Oh one more request I have is something that changes "Ctrl-D" to use Google Bookmarks instead of Chromium's.

@Waha

great work ^^^

@Californinan
Chrome can't interact with devices plugged in your computer.
The device has to communicate with Chrome. What you need is not a Chrome extension.
Sorry :P Can't help you for that digital scanner.

Originally Posted by Californian

Oh one more request I have is something that changes "Ctrl-D" to use Google Bookmarks instead of Chromium's.

This would actually be a pretty cool feature.
Is it possible to override a keyboard shortcut in Chrome? Cause I noticed it's not possible to override a right-click by standard means. (Chrome says "f you!" to copyright alerts. )

@Waha

Removes all SWFs:

On one site, some SWFs are still retained

Originally Posted by Waha

This would actually be a pretty cool feature.
Is it possible to override a keyboard shortcut in Chrome? Cause I noticed it's not possible to override a right-click by standard means. (Chrome says "f you!" to copyright alerts. )

You can't stop someone from using a right click. There's always a way around it. (The easiest one being disabling javascript)

As for overriding CTRL+D, it is possible.
Javascript keyboard events have a event.stopPropagation() method that captures the event but does not propagate it to the browser, thus overriding the default action.

I really wish there was a remake of the firefox webmail notifier for chrome. That is the only reason i have not uninstalled firefox. I use it to check email. this is the link to the FF extension.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4490

also i hate the way the download feature works for firefox. I like how IE and FF have a popout that shows the progress, sometimes i close chrome and lose a download because i forgot about it. A resume feature for downloads would be cool.

and lastly if they had a plugin that when you close chrome it ask if you want to close all tabs sometimes i accidently close chrome.

@Waha
Nice 'marklets. Out of sheer curiosity, is it possible to make them so they toggle on/off, instead of just stripping them and needing to refresh to get them back?

@Californian
You might check out the SuperGenPass bookmarklet. It's pretty snazzy.

Originally Posted by sulasno

@Waha

Removes all SWFs:

On one site, some SWFs are still retained

Can you give me the link to test it with?

Originally Posted by devilslackey

@Waha
Nice 'marklets. Out of sheer curiosity, is it possible to make them so they toggle on/off, instead of just stripping them and needing to refresh to get them back?
...

Maybe..see they remove the element from the DOM entirely, but it might be able to store a copy of it in a global variable to access later. But really, for all that work, hitting the Reload button is just as good as a "toggle on" don't you think? :]

I much prefer it just strip everything altogether...I was just curious if it was possible