Wow This should be Cool..
Although I couldn’t use it yet, coz the Authorization didn’t work.
Delicious is my most used real Productivity Social Media Application..
Sharing the Same without EXtra efforts will be real Cool…
I guess It includes the Text Description I write and the Tags in the Twitter Update.
Cheers,
LAMP Geek

In your Browser open a new Tab
Type “about:config” in the address bar and press Enter
Search for
“browser.safebrowsing” or simply “safebrowsing”
Set the value of the following settings to false

browser.safebrowsing.enabled
browser.safebrowsing.malware.enabled

By clicking on Toggle after right Clicking…

And move on…
Whitelisting In Google will take time…

Here is another Google Toolbar Custom Button to Search with the Google Experimental Search Left Hand Search Navigation enabled.
This experimental Search enables you with the following as documented in Google Experimental Search Home Page
Search deeper in a particular type of content—patents, products or news, for example. Google searches across all kinds of content, then ranks results by relevance.
If you want to …

Here is a Google Toolbar Custom Button to search your Web History through Google.
Requirements:
Google Toolbar must be installed in your Browser with the PageRank feature activated and Web History in your Google Account enabled. Google has Toolbar for Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. Therecould be Toolbars for other Browsers also.
You can check and install Google Toolbar from http://toolbar.google.com
You can learn more about Google Web History from here
Click here to Add the Button to your Google Toolbar
Its a single XML file and you can download the XML file and view its …

In my Firefox settings I keep the Download window from opening when a new download is queued. I prefer to have as little numbers of Tabs and/or windows opened at any time as possible (Multi Tasking).
But this has a side effect I can’t see the progress of the Downloads when I want to without opening the Download window by pressing the Keyboard shortcut Control + J (Which I am not as much used to) SO I need to either click on Tools -> Download or click on an icon which …

You can code a single-line text field (HTML <input> element) with spell checking on with HTML like this:
<input size=”50″ spellcheck=”true” type=”text”>
Likewise, you can code a text area with spell checking off with HTML like this:
<textarea spellcheck=”false”></textarea>
For more detailed article on controlling spell checking in Mozilla Firefox check out the article atControlling spell checking in HTML forms – MDC