Unfortunately making a Thread here wouldn't be a good idea, since it'll be up against the Forum rules; something like this idea is best in a Blog article

Does anyone remember PI* ( *name of site abbreviated, please don't mention the full name of the site ) -- It once started as a blog article, then as the owner started to sign up with other programs, went on to review them as well for both Pros and Cons; from a simple one-page site, it grew into a multi-paged review site with a huge following of both Guests and Members -- PI was one of the few sites to know if something was legit or scam, until it's change of hands late last year ( now, under a new owner, is starting from scratch -- so most of the old data was wiped clean )

Again, making a list here in the ClixSense Forums as a Thread article -- nope, please don't; creating a blog article on the many social networking sites ( Blogger, Wordpress, etc ) maintaining it, and creating a niche -- that can be acceptable**

**just don't go posting your blog address on the Forums, because that can be considered under "self-advertisment"

Hay, salamat-- sabado na ( sabay plakda )

Present! Whee--

For Windows:

Desktop -- on the keyboard, just press the "Print Screen" that could be found on the upper-right side of the keyboard

Laptops -- depending on model type, it will require you to press the Function ( or FN ) key at the same time with the one key that says PRTSC

Now, once that's done -- for both types: press the Windows logo on the keyboard, then type Paint ( alternatively, click on All programs -- then Accessories -- then Paint

Inside Paint, press CTRL+V to copy-paste the screencap; then from there you can use the Select tool ( to select what part of the image you like to focus on ) then click on the Crop ( to remove the excess parts ) * -- once that's editted, CTRL+S to save the image in either JPG/JPEG or PNG

* If you made an error in editing, you can just backtrack a step by pressing CTRL+Z

Once that's saved, you can now upload that screencap picture onto your choice of image host site ( ex: Photobucket, TinyPic )

Present uli! Whee--

No, please don't there be better Forums that handle that kind of topic -- just not here

( No need to get unwanted attention, do we now ) )

Present! Whee--

abbert09 wrote: hello guys,,pwede help nman please...paanu ko mapapalitan ung profile country ko,hirap maedit kasi...sa saudi po ako nagmember pero now dito n ako Philippines....help me guys salamat

Submit a HelpDesk ticket and seek to request the staff that your current profile flag ( Saudi ) be changed to Philippines

ClixSense HelpDesk -- Create and Submit a HelpDesk Ticket


*Head's up -- Please inform them in English

As disappear1 mentioned, visiting the forum at least once counts for the Daily Bonus -- that means just browsing, or visiting a Forum Thread is enough

A member won't be paid for posting -- for that would lead to spamming ( as to what happened to one particular Forum that offered that so long ago, which was then filled with one-word posts and irrelevant Threads -- please don't mention the name of such sites, don't want to get into issues with the Forum Guidelines )

Present, at maligayang Araw ng Kalayaan

Head's up -- for both Windows and Mac users:

Adobe has now released new updates for the following products -- AIR is now at v14.0.0.110; Flash Player for IE and Non-IE browsers are now at v14.0.0.125

Google has released Chrome v35.0.1916.153

For Mac OS users -- Mozilla has released Thunderbird at v24.6.0

These updates are available at the publisher's downloading hub, as well as reputable downloading hubs

*Checked with the publisher's downloading hub -- Adobe offers their downloads as well for Linux users; when at the publisher's downloading section, click on the Need Flash Player for a different computer then when redirected, just use the drop-down menus to get your copy for your desired OS

ptcscrutiny wrote:

oberder wrote: Head's up -- Mozilla has now released Firefox v30.0, and is ready to install via the browser's updater; it's offline installers are available at the publisher's official downloading section, as well as reputable downloading hubs; for those that need the regional variants of Firefox that uses your local dialects, visit the publisher's downloading section; below is the Release Notes in regards to the new update:

Hey oberder,
Do you have any Conduit toolbar (from ClixSense or any other site) installed on Firefox? I was on FF v29 till morning and everything was fine. Then I noticed Conduit updated all their toolbars earlier today.
In the afternoon I upgraded my FF to v30 and ever since I have a really weird problem. The + button to open a new a tab or the shortcut Control+T (Cmd+T on Mac) to open a new tab will not work.
I thought it might be a bug so I tried searching but no one else reported it. I decided to disable all my add-ons and enable it one by one to see if one of them was causing the problem. Eventually, it was a Conduit toolbar which was causing the New Tab issue. I disabled the toolbar and bingo everything is normal again.

So if you have a Conduit toolbar, please check and let me know if you face a similar issue.

Well, I haven't installed the Conduit add-on to my browser since I manually check for ads while doing work *scratches head* so I didn't know there were issues -- but I did notice that on a fresh start of the updated Firefox that ( once again ) that memory consumption is a tad higher ( blame me, I have add-ons I need for work installed )

But if you'd like to have the old look ( aka Firefox v28 format ), you can visit the Mozilla Add-ons and get the Classic Theme Restorer ( this was offered to fix the issues of the old v29 which was considered by some users as a headache ) -- the add-on still works on the v30 and is now on v1.2.0

Reference source -- Classic Theme Restorer (Customize Australis) :: Add-ons for Firefox

Also, try the little tip from that page:

Quote:It is recommended to switch to a new clean profile (or at least delete 'localstore.rdf' from profile folder) to avoid UI issues after upgrading from Firefox 28 (and older) to Firefox 29 (and newer).
Note: Hitting "Restore Defaults" in customizing mode (Fx29+) is (almost) equal to deleting 'localstore.rdf' and easier to perform.

Late but present! Whee--

ptcscrutiny wrote: He does not preach what he practices till he has practiced what he preaches.

- Confucius

Tongue-twisting quotes this time around

Edit: Took me a while to find one fitting though

Head's up -- Mozilla has now released Firefox v30.0, and is ready to install via the browser's updater; it's offline installers are available at the publisher's official downloading section, as well as reputable downloading hubs; for those that need the regional variants of Firefox that uses your local dialects, visit the publisher's downloading section; below is the Release Notes in regards to the new update:

Reference source -- Firefox — Notes — Mozilla

NOTE: If one does plan to get an offline installer from the publisher's downloading section, please take note that your browser's address bar MUST ALWAYS read as HTTPS when browsing any section of the Mozilla site -- this ensures any visitor that the site is legitimate and protects the privacy and security of the users