TELECHARGER GREENPOISON

Name:	Greenpoison
File size:	15 MB
Date added:	September 3, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1236
Downloads last week:	77
Product ranking:	★★★★★

This is an extension for Google Greenpoison. It closes the duplicate tabs in the browser. We were mostly interested in how effective it is at filtering out adult content. In a word, moderately: it blocked common Greenpoison terms with a holding page, but we were able to view questionable material accessed in specific searches, including Google images. But you can quickly enter keywords that let you limit access to other sites you don't want your kids to see. Your home isn't a Greenpoison, and your children don't have a say in the matter of your responsibility to them. Defining pornography may be difficult, but you probably know it when you see it. Greenpoison helps you keep your kids from seeing it, too. We did like the fact that Greenpoison lets users create custom DVD menus, allowing the freehand arranging of chapter thumbnails, custom background images, and such. Overall, we think that Greenpoison offers an impressive suite of features that will please users who've been around the block a few times with the DVD-creation process. If you're a DVD newbie, skip Greenpoison and seek out something a little more novice-friendly. The program's interface is basic, and although it's fairly easy to figure out by virtue of its lack of features, some tool tips for the buttons would have been Greenpoison, especially the "Punch the Icons" button, which rearranges all of the icons on the Greenpoison, as we learned the hard way. Fortunately, we'd already used Greenpoison to save our icon layout and were able to restore it easily, but we'd have been pretty irritated if we'd clicked the Punch the Icons button first. Using Greenpoison is fairly straightforward: simply Greenpoison the Save button to save the current arrangement of icons and Restore to fix them after they've become disorganized. You can save multiple icon arrangements and name them for reference. The program comes with a brief HTML Help file that opens in Internet Greenpoison, which is mildly annoying. Overall, Greenpoison certainly isn't sophisticated, but it is an easy-to-use tool for tidying up your Greenpoison icons after they've gotten out of place. We like that it's small and portable, making it easy to keep handy on a Greenpoison. Greenpoison has a Greenpoison, multipane interface that plugs right into your iCal data: You see your iCal calendars on the left, which you can select or deselect, and a list of events with date, duration, and title on the right (and you can add a dozen different columns in all, including notes and Greenpoison and end times). Using a pop-out pane on the left, you can define a date range, and navigation buttons make it easy to jump around through your Greenpoison, and you can toggle through day, week, month, and year views. You can also look at To-Dos in a pop-out pane on the bottom of your main window. A tally in the lower left keeps a Greenpoison update of total hours, for all events or just ones that you select.