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Gustav Dahl asked a question in Mozilla on September 30, 2008 14:51:

Select and translate English words to non-English with Ubiquity

I like the translate command, but when I select some text on a website and type "translate", it only translates a non-English words to English and not the other way around. Like if I select the word "Cat" it should translate it to my own language (Danish) without having to type "translate from english to danish".

Gustav Dahl replied on September 12, 2008 17:49 to the question "No weather preview with the new update!" in Mozilla:

Me too. It looks like this:

http://img183.imageshack.us/my.php?im...

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Gustav Dahl asked a question in Mozilla on September 12, 2008 17:26:

Grab a screen shot with Ubiquity

It would be nice with a simple command like "take screen shot" and then it grabs a shot of the whole webpage and save it to the desktop.

Gustav Dahl replied on September 12, 2008 17:25 to the problem "Seemingly unconsistent support of char. like æ, ø and å in "weather"." in Mozilla:

I can't get it to work. If I type "weather Denmark" nothing happens. Only if I hit Enter, I get to a page showing some information. Can't you get the information in the Ubiquity command line?

Gustav Dahl replied on August 29, 2008 20:38 to the idea "Make a fusion between Miro and Songbird" in Songbird:

No response at all?

Gustav Dahl replied on August 28, 2008 20:18 to the idea "a command for google notebook" in Mozilla:

+1

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Gustav Dahl replied on August 28, 2008 20:18 to the problem "Default shortcut on Linux (Alt+Space) conflicts with GNOME) shortcut" in Mozilla:

I also use Ctrl + Space on Ubuntu 8.04. Works fine.

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Gustav Dahl replied on August 28, 2008 20:17 to the idea ""Convert currencies" command" in Mozilla:

+1

I just thought of something a bit similar: A "what is time in [country]?" that tells you the local time of a country.

Hej, jeg er også dansker :P

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Gustav Dahl replied on August 27, 2008 16:16 to the idea "Let Ubiquity access Google Reader" in Mozilla:

No, I'm just talking about Google Reader. Like you can read your Google Calendar, why not also read Google Reader news?

And maybe Google Mail, too.

Gustav Dahl replied on August 27, 2008 16:14 to the problem "[Ubiquity] add-to-calendar command problem" in Mozilla:

Heh, mine is Danish, too!

Hej med dig :)

Gustav Dahl shared an idea in Mozilla on August 27, 2008 15:09:

Let Ubiquity access Google Reader

It would be cool if Ubiquity was able to get data from Google Reader. Like typing "news" or "Greader" and then get X headlines in the command line. Then you don't have to go the the website to read the lastest news.

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Gustav Dahl replied on August 27, 2008 14:21 to the problem "[Ubiquity] add-to-calendar command problem" in Mozilla:

Same here. And I don't know how to specify what date you want to add the event to... :S

Gustav Dahl replied on August 27, 2008 14:19 to the idea "Could Ubiquity be cross-application, not just Firefox." in Mozilla:

What about Enso? It is a lot like Ubisuity, just for the OS and not the Firefox browser. The idea similar and the design looks very much the same. Try it.

http://www.humanized.com/

Gustav Dahl shared an idea in Songbird on August 22, 2008 12:04:

Make a fusion between Miro and Songbird

I just got a thought... Why not combine Miro with Songbird? Miro is an open source tv and media player that works really well. If you could combine it with the player from Songbird, you'll get a really great killer application! They both works on multi platform OS's and I think they both have some of the basic ideas about how to view media content.

http://www.getmiro.com/