unfortunately, depending on the email client your recipient uses, the mail can look like:
"From Theo Real Name [on behalf of Theodosia]"...
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unfortunately, depending on the email client your recipient uses, the mail can look like:
"From Theo Real Name [on behalf of Theodosia]"...
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In a world of tabbed browsers, does the "length of visit" stat mean anything about a website anymore? I mean, I've had things open in tabs for hours without actually looking at them...
In a world of tabbed browsers, does the "length of visit" stat mean anything about a website anymore?
Not really. You can measure stickiness much better by how much people did while there - lots of page views within the site from the same visitor, and/or lots of activity on a web app. But even in pre-tab days, simply not leaving the site was a pretty useless metric, since if they just stayed on the landing page it often meant that you were stuck in a background window.
Thanks, that's what I was thinking, when someone gave me that stat like it meant anything.
Why would gmail forget all the senders' addresses from whom I want images shown?
Ouch, that grammar hurt.
Jon, mine has been doing that too.
Remains of the Day: Happy 15th Birthday to Opera Edition
There is also a nice little cartoon about the birth of Opera.
password question.
As more and more websites need passwords/usernames/prompt questions, and each site having different requirements for length/numbers/capitals/ID questions/etc, I find my getting old brain is having trouble remembering them all. Is there a safe application that can store them all? I could make a FileMaker Pro database, but worried that it's not secure enough. Currently, I don't have *any* of them written down. Thoughts? Advice?
Oh, I'm on a Mac.
Applications -> Utilities -> Keychain Manager will probably fit your needs. If not, there are payware alternatives available.