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Bayden IE Power-Ups
Downloads Count: 4,388
License Type: Free
Price: Free
Date Added: Jan 22, 2007
Operating Systems: Windows XP
File Size: 123 KB
Author: Eric Lawrence
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Editor's Review of Bayden IE Power-Ups
This collection of tools gives you new options in the right-click menu, such as hiding all of the images on a page at once for easier reading or for looking up selected text on wikipedia. There's also an option for speeding up broadband page-load times by using additional simultaneous connections.
--Erik Larkin
For more information on many great Firefox and Internet Explorer add-ons, see our Build the Perfect Browser feature.
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