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Trevor is a freelance writer covering topics ranging from the Android OS to free web and desktop applications. When he is not writing about mobile productivity, He is coaching and playing the world's greatest game... Soccer.

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Organize Your Life With Springpad

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - June 27, 2010

How to Enable Multiple Desktops In Windows

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - June 19, 2010

Untether your iPod from iTunes With Rockbox

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - June 13, 2010

Backup Your Web Presence with Backupify

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - June 5, 2010

Terminate Stubborn Programs With Process Assassin

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - May 30, 2010

myHomepage: An Useful Bookmark And Password Manager

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - May 26, 2010

4 Other Online Storage Options That Are NOT Dropbox

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - May 22, 2010

6 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do On Google Maps

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - May 16, 2010

7 Tools To Make Flickr More User Friendly

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - May 13, 2010

How to Add More Control To Your Gmail Inbox With Syphir

BY Trevor Dobrygoski - May 8, 2010

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Making Good Use Of Middle Mouse Click in Browser

Do you know that the middle mouse click is not as useless as it seems to be? There are several useful things that it can do in a browser.

1. Clicking the middle mouse button (by pressing down the scroll wheel) on a link in a browser will open the link in a new tab.

2. Clicking the middle mouse button on an open tab will close the tab.

3. Clicking the middle mouse button on a website will turn the cursor into a autoscroll button (Windows/Mac only). You just have to move your mouse to scroll up/down/left/right the webpage. (Left) Click anywhere to deactivate the feature.