Update (January 11th, 2010). This project is taking the back seat as I’m focusing more on my desktop calendar program.

Update (August 2nd, 2009). I have tried my program using Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 3 and I can confirm that it works.

This program I’m working on plugs into Outlook Express (or it’s now known in Vista/Windows 7 as Windows Live Mail) and uses Bayesian Filtering. I believe it will work in Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird, but I’m still testing. I think this could really help people who want more control over spam in their desktop email programs. You’ll have complete control over what is determined as spam and not spam.

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I found a nice firefox extension that rotates your current page when you switch to a new tab. I modified the javascript inside the extension to make it go faster, because it’s pretty slow the way it is. I posted my hack on the “Tab Effect” extension page.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4258

The hack:

How to make it faster!

by aquanautmonkey on December 17, 2007 (rated 7)

Nice effect!
To make it faster, do the following:
1. Open the tab_effect-1.1-fx.xpi file in a zip archive editor (7zip, etc.)
2. Navigate to content/javascript.js
3. About 3/4 down the file there is this line:
TabEffect.xpcomObj.translateToNextTab(back, 24);
4. Set the number which is originally 24, to be something less. I put 10 and it works much faster and looks better!
5. Install the edited add-on like you usually would.

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