This is an example of good news spreading fast...
Catching up on my research last night, I noticed an article at Steven Chan's blog about a new search browser plug-in for Oracle Metalink users. Steve's article pointed me to the Oracle AppsLab blog, where Jake Kuramoto has written about a nifty Metalink search plug-in for Firefox and IE.
Why do I think so highly of Jake's plug-in? Three reasons:
Catching up on my research last night, I noticed an article at Steven Chan's blog about a new search browser plug-in for Oracle Metalink users. Steve's article pointed me to the Oracle AppsLab blog, where Jake Kuramoto has written about a nifty Metalink search plug-in for Firefox and IE.
Why do I think so highly of Jake's plug-in? Three reasons:
- It's built on the OpenSearch standard, which means it will behave just like the other search tools in my browser's search box.
- Because my browser is Firefox 2, I can perform context-sensitive searches in Metalink without disrupting my E-Business session.
- Jake developed this plug-in and is freely sharing it just to make life better for the user community. The blog article actually includes pointers and instructions for installing and using the plug-in, including a path to a screencast demo. Folks, this is the spirit of Web 2.0 at its best.
1 comment:
Floyd,
Thanks for kind words. I'm glad you find the little guy useful. My plan is to mine the collective intelligence of our development and find more tools like this that can help our customers and are free/open/etc.
Jake
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