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Chrome for a cause - Roxas - 2010-12-15

http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/15/google-launches-chrome-for-a-cause-drive-donates-for-each-tab-o/

Basically, if you install this extension on your Chrome browser, for every tab you open, Google donates to a 3rd world country cause. At the end of a day, you get to choose what cause to donate for. Choices are trees, books, water, vaccinations and shelter.


Chrome for a cause - Russt - 2010-12-15

A righteous excuse to waste more time surfing the web? I'm in.


Chrome for a cause - Corn - 2010-12-15

Installed.

Probably going to donate 50/50 to trees and books.


Chrome for a cause - Kurtle - 2010-12-15

Corn Wrote:Installed.

Probably going to donate 50/50 to trees and books.

Good luck teaching them how to read.


Chrome for a cause - Chewy - 2010-12-15

Installed. I'm goin' with water and Doctor's Without Borders.


Chrome for a cause - Corn - 2010-12-15

Kurtle Wrote:Good luck teaching them how to read.

They said they'll teach kids how to read.


Chrome for a cause - Hazzy - 2010-12-15

Here's a moral dilemma for you:
Is it unethical to hack the extension to send false, exaggerated information to their servers about how many tabs you have open?


Chrome for a cause - Russt - 2010-12-15

Hazzy Wrote:Here's a moral dilemma for you:
Is it unethical to hack the extension to send false, exaggerated information to their servers about how many tabs you have open?

Yes.

Aside from the fact that the terms limit you to 250 tabs per day and one per second, anyway.


Chrome for a cause - FrozNlite - 2010-12-15

Switching from Firefox to Chrome for the next 4 days.


Chrome for a cause - XTOTHEL - 2010-12-15

pro tip:

ctrl + t and ctrl + w. Most of u know anyways right?


Chrome for a cause - Corn - 2010-12-15

Russt Wrote:Yes.

Aside from the fact that the terms limit you to 250 tabs per day and one per second, anyway.

Strange Google wouldn't donate a hefty amount of money in the first place, though.


Chrome for a cause - FrozNlite - 2010-12-15

XTOTHEL Wrote:pro tip:

ctrl + t and ctrl + w. Most of u know anyways right?

Wow. Totally did not know that, but now that I do, I'm hitting 250 tabs every day. If they only count a tab per second that's, what, less than 5 minutes of nonstop clicking? EZ.


Chrome for a cause - Hazzy - 2010-12-15

Corn Wrote:Strange Google wouldn't donate a hefty amount of money in the first place, though.

This makes people feel like they are helping and makes the public aware of it without having to "announce" it to the world like an attention whore.

Million dollar limit is sad, though. That is a lot of money for one person, but it's chump change for Google.


Chrome for a cause - XTOTHEL - 2010-12-15

Hazzy Wrote:This makes people feel like they are helping and makes the public aware of it without having to "announce" it to the world like an attention whore.

u missed the fact that it also gets ppl using chrome, or at least try it.

also forgot holding Ctrl while clicking on links open up new tabs Smile


Chrome for a cause - butterfλi - 2010-12-15

XTOTHEL Wrote:also forgot holding Ctrl while clicking on links open up new tabs Smile

Don't forget clicking a link with the scroll wheel opens one as well!


Chrome for a cause - Locked - 2010-12-16

That's pretty cool.


Chrome for a cause - Jon - 2010-12-16

Locked Wrote:That's pretty cool.

Installed. Will definitely hit my marks every day. Smile