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How To Check Currently Installed Plug-Ins in Safari

Here’s a quick step on how to check what is currently installed plug-ins in your Safari.
Go to the ‘Help->Installed Plug-Ins‘ menu.

Now you will see all of the plug-ins you currently have installed available to Safari.
Check the versions and the file types, then you can check and see on the plug-in site if you have the latest version or not.

I just found Pimp My Safari’s site. If you’re looking for some extra 3rd pary plug-ins, ‘Pimp My Safari’ might be a good place to visit . They got various plug-ins categories like Applescripts, Adblocking, Bookmark,RSS and many more. Most of them are free, but be sure to check before installing the plug-ins..

iPhone v2.0 Can Save Web-Images Directly

According to Gizmodo, the iPhone 2.0 firmware will allow users to save web-images directly to the iPhone’s hard drive. Look at the picture below :-

“Just hold your finger against an image for a longer time than usual and the popup dialog will appear.”

This feature is available in the latest beta seed (v 1.2.0) firmware.

Well, it is about time us iPhone users got this “practical” feature, I mean, it took Apple long enough to realize that they are after all giving us somewhat of a full-fledged internet and robbing us of one of it’s key features!

[ via Gizmodo ]

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