Originally Posted by devilslackey

BTW, you can enable POP access for Yahoo! for free by changing your preferred content to Yahoo! Asia ;-)

hmm you should remove yer post so nobody disables that feature

It's all over google and has been for years.

oh really? do you know if after i set it to asia and setup the pop3 to forward can i set it back to us and it will still froward? or do i have to keep it?

Could you take your Yahoo question to a Yahoo forum please?

This is a Chrome Forum...

@hewligun

I have Yahoo mail and have no problems forwarding Emails for free !!

I recently saw an extension that used a 'double mouse' click to toggle between the NewTab (Most Visited) and a blank page ... (DblClickDial - a new chrome extension)

The principle was quite simple, the Extension loaded a Blank page as the NewTab (default), when you double clicked it changed to the 'Most Visited', double clicked again and it reverted back to the Blank page.

This got me thinking about privacy and the 'looking over the shoulder' syndrome.

In essence you could have a bookmarklet with 'about:blank' but this means you've got to move your mouse and then click (time critical) and then move your mouse and click again to get back to your original page.

My thought is that you will be using the mouse should the need ever arise to 'hide' the page your browsing so a simple double click (wherever you are on the page) to show a blank page would suffice then a double click to get back to where you were when the 'coast is clear'

In principle I know it can be done, just need someone to do it :-D

I need twitter !

Yea.. I use twitter so much.. I wonder why I haven't thought of this.
One day maybe..

Too.Many.Projects.
/asplode

I have never used FF so don't hate on me if they already have one (which they probably do). I've been having to use my VM for online classes because the site hates on Windows 7. I can use compatibility view in IE8 to get around the IE7 requirement but it always detects NT6.1 as my OS and won't proceed. Well I found UAPicker for IE8 that allows me to edit my UserAgent string (provides a list of pre-configured strings) that allowed me to start using it in Windows 7. I essentially trick their site into thinking I'm on IE7 and Win XP (even though I'm IE8 and Win7). http://www.enhanceie.com/ietoys/uapick.asp

Is it possible yet to develop something like this for Chrome?

This sounds like a very good idea devilslackey. We do not have access to the protocol level using Chrome's API. One day