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Mozilla launches Ubiquity 0.5: Natural language commands in Firefox
- Add an event to Google Calendar
- Check the weather for a given location
- Begin composing Gmail messages to a person in your contact list
- Translate text from one location to another
- Map a location
- Update your Twitter status
- Submit a page to Digg or delicious
- Shorten a link with TinyURL
- Search the web
On the down side, Ubiquity 0.5 doesn't support the third party commands written for earlier versions of the plugin. Developers are being encouraged to update those commands, but in the meantime, you can choose to download Ubiquity 0.1.9 which was launched yesterday as well if you want third party support.
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Rheza said 2:03PM on 7-09-2009
Url Shortening Service
http://yit.me
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der_tuxman said 4:08PM on 7-09-2009
Oh, the eMule search command doesn't work anymore. Does anyone know a newer version?
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joem said 6:36AM on 7-10-2009
I would LOVE for Ubiquity and Vimperator to get it on and have a baby which combines the nice parts of Ubiquity with, well, everything Vim-y about Vimperator.
Ah, imaginary software lovechild...
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