SlimCleaner uses social networking for PC repair and optimization. It combines the industry's fastest PC cleaning engine with a community of users who provide real-time feedback to improve computer performance. SlimCleaner uses social networking and community-sourced feedback to tell people what's on their computer, and what they can do about it: it's like having an army of tech-savvy geeks helping consumers maintain their machines.
SlimCleaner has just jumped to version 3.0, and with new tools on board, it aims to keep all of your drives -- internal, external, flash, and other -- decluttered and secure. Among other updates, the new version comes with a Disk Summary, Disk Analyzer, Disk Wiper, and Shredder, all of which are easily accessible from the program's home screen. If you're in the market for a free Windows utility to optimize your disk performance, you can check out SlimCleaner 3.0, at
http://www.slimcleaner.com/downloads/SlimCleaner-setup.exe
You are already familiar with quite a few browser address bar shortcuts. For instance, type some text in the address bar of your browser (e.g. apple), press Ctrl + Enter and the browser will automatically send you to the corresponding .com website (in this case, www.apple.com) Or type in some complex search query (e.g., site:firefox.com internet explorer) in the address bar, hit go and the browser will show results from your default search engine*. The address bar of Google Chrome is even smarter as it can offer live suggestions while you are typing the search query.
Other than these built-in shortcuts, you may also want to know about a couple of URL hacks (a better term would be "address bar commands") that let you do stuff from the address bar itself – they are pretty easy to remember and don't require you to install any bookmarklets or add-ons (so you can use them on any computer and even some mobile phones).
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Other than these built-in shortcuts, you may also want to know about a couple of URL hacks (a better term would be "address bar commands") that let you do stuff from the address bar itself – they are pretty easy to remember and don't require you to install any bookmarklets or add-ons (so you can use them on any computer and even some mobile phones).
1. Download videos from Youtube with URL Change easily – If …
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