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Version 2.00

• Use an sqlite database for the dictionaries. This significantly reduces memory use, and speeds up turn-on time.
• Multiple dictionaries can now be installed at the same time. Use ENTER, SHIFT or keys 1 to 9 while the popup is visible to cycle though the available dictionaries. The Options window can be used to set the order in which the dictionaries are shown.
• Added a Download button in the Options:Dictionaries window.
• Use the K key to make the popup stick(ier) and not hide it immediately. This should make it easier to select the content of the popup for copying to the clipboard. Thanks to Zork Zero for his help.
• Added option "always enable at startup" under Options:General:Enable Mode.
• Save string settings in Unicode. Thanks to Zork Zero.
• Use default create mode when saving to a file to make it more compatible with Windows XP. Thanks to Andrew W.
• The "D" key can now be used to hide the word's definition and show only the readings as a hint. This setting is also available in Options:Dictionaries. It does not affect copied/saved entries.
• Work-around problem getting path in Firefox 3.7a6.

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Version 1.28

• Fixes for udhcpc. Thanks to fedor for his help.
• Warn if saving an empty Access Restriction since it's the same as blocking everything.
• Add option in Admin:Access to select which menus are permanently expanded.
• Increase PPPoE username and password length.
• Increase limit for web_printf to avoid problems handling very long variables.
• Update Dnsmasq to 2.55.

This is basically beta 1812 with an updated Dnsmasq.

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This is a very simple Firefox extension that will allow you to use the middle mouse button as a Go Back button. At the end of the browser history, it can also close the current tab.

Note: Some mouse drivers will set the middle mouse button to act as something else by default. You will need to disable that feature if you want to use this extension.

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These are printable kanji flash cards on PDF that can be used along with the books Remembering The Kanji I, II, and III by James Heisig.

After a few changes to the Remembering The Kanji Flash Cards template, and thanks to Wikipedia's Hepburn Romanization article (and the inventor of copy & paste), we now have the Hiragana & Katakana Flash Cards.

This printable PDF includes the standard hiragana, katakana, and the extended katakana syllables - 249 flash cards in 21 double-sided pages.