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Just came across the extremely useful Winsplit Revolution, a small system tray based program that promised to allow people to arrange their windows any which way they want.

It works exceptionally well, allowing me to arrange programs in a similar manner as above, in literally no more than a few seconds. It works well with dual monitors, letting you push windows in-between monitors and arranging them in a few key taps.

The best bit? It’s available under the Creative Commons license.

**Edit**

After further use this program just gets better and better. It’s useful even if you don’t happen to have massive monitors.

The only thing I would say against the app is that anything with Revolution in its name loses brownie points, and the program configurations are not very well laid out, being separated in a cascading menu as shown below.

It would be simpler and more useful if all the configuration options were in one configuration panel with tabs or similar.

Here is a great greasemonkey script called Digg Top Ten Normalizer. It rewrites the digg sidebar to link the stories directly to their respective websites, rather than the comments section – that however is still available below each link.

If you don’t have greasemonkey already get it now, it will change how you surf.  The Firefox addon describes itself thus:

Allows you to customize the way a webpage displays using small bits of JavaScript.

Along with Userscripts, a repository of GM scripts, it gives any Firefox user the tools they need to make their favourite website that bit more functional.