It’s a rare – or perhaps even nonexistent – person who hates Google Chrome.  The general consensus is just that the browser lacks a little fit and finish compared to Firefox and Internet Explorer.  So it’s rather interesting to hear that Chrome’s one other problem – a lack of extensions – should be addressed within the next three months.

Well I’ve been using PicLens for a few months now, and I’m a bit late with this post, but if you haven’t installed PicLens yet for browsing photos on the web you are missing one of the most beautiful ways to view photography on the internet yet.

The screenshot above does not do justice to the visual experience. PicLens is hands down the best I have ever seen photos look online.

While browsing Google Labs, I noticed new Firefox extensions.

Adobe has released ColdFusion extensions for FlexBuilder 2 and MX 7 Updater 2.

An assortment of extensions for Mozilla’s Firefox web browser make it even more useful for developers who prefer using it for their work.

For the Type A Capricorn, making a list is what fooling around under the bleachers is to Type Z Sagittarius-ecstasy of the highest unadulterated order. On the Top 10 List of Great Things About Lists, is that old order out chaos idea, deplored by the impetuous Sag, but loved by the users of Listible.com-the listiest Web 2.0 site on the Net.

Yesterday at Northern Voice we had a panel discussion called “geeking out.”

Google has released its toolbar for Firefox, its first product designed specifically for a non Internet Explorer browser. While some Google products work with FF, none of them have been exclusively produced for the popular open-source browser.