In this screencast I’ll show you how quick and easy it is to set up a practical Gmail site specific browser using a few of Fluid’s built in features and custom preferences. If you love Gmail, you’re going to love it even more once it’s out of the browser and in its own Fluid SSB.
Are you already using Gmail with Fluid? Do you use any of Fluid’s other features to enhance Gmail even more? Let me know in the comments!
If you don’t have Fluid get it here and download Chris’s great Gmail icon here.
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Awsome post, very nice!
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Nicely done video tutorial. Had to post link to this to FriendFeed.
Btw, what software you used to create screencast? It works so nicely that I would want to learn some more about how to do those. Any information would be appreciated.
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replied: (on September 25th, 2008 2:35 pm)
Thanks, I appreciate the link love.
The software I use is called ScreenFlow. It is by far the best screen casting application I have ever used! If you have any other questions about my workflow feel free to ask.
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