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.