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FoxyTunes for Internet Explorer?!
by Jordan Running Nov 8th 2006 at 11:10AM
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dave said 11:59AM on 11-08-2006
I can imagine that this is very useful for someone who's not familiar with alt+tab. Personally, I find convenient enough to just use the controls that are built into Itunes.
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John said 5:49AM on 12-12-2006
I find foxytunes very useful and convenient, I can control my winamp with foxytunes while browsing the internet, without changing windows.
Besides, foxytunes finds my all kinds of infos about the singers and the songs (pictures, videos, lyrics etc.).
I like it a lot
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