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      <title>ServiceWorker implementation status in Firefox</title>
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      <description>ServiceWorkers are a new web platform feature that allows sites to use JavaScript to provide a better offline experience, and eventually various other &#39;background service&#39; capabilities. Jake Archibald has a good article on his blog explaining them further.&#xA;I&#39;ve been working on the Gecko implementation for a while now, helped by several other Mozillians and some of the first patches are now beginning to land on Nightly. Interest in trying out a build has been high within both Mozilla and outside.</description>
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      <title>Toggling Proxy settings quickly with Pentadactyl and Firefox</title>
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      <description>If you use the excellent Pentadactyl plugin for Firefox to get vim super-powers to the browser, here is a quick and painless way to toggle between a direct connection to the internet or using the default proxy settings. Add this to your ~/.pentadactylrc&#xA;command proxy -nargs=1 :set! network.proxy.type=&amp;lt;args&amp;gt;&#xA;nmap up :proxy 1&amp;lt;CR&amp;gt;&#xA;nmap np :proxy 0&amp;lt;CR&amp;gt;Now pressing up (Use Proxy) will enable Manual Proxy Settings while pressing np (No Proxy) will use Direct Connection.</description>
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      <title>Firefox feature request</title>
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      <description>I love to hack URLs to navigate the web, especially for sites with clean urls. What I&#39;d love is if Firefox could hack the address bar text field so that the slash &#39;/&#39; is the default word seperator, instead of the usual space. This way just pressing Shift + Left/Right Arrow would allow power users to quickly select clean url tokens and edit them faster. This could even be improved so that the ampersand &#39;&amp;amp;&#39; is also a tokenizer.</description>
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      <title>I like that</title>
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      <description> As found on IIT Bombay&#39;s Techfest&#xA;On a side note, I SO NEED to be at BarCamp. Too bad I&#39;ve got exams. Seriously next year I&#39;m going to every damn festival. </description>
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