I work with XML files, firefox XML viewer collapse/expand nodes when I click on text, it makes hard to copy text from de XML, I have tried other XML viewers but other problems appear (for example having problem opening large XML files).

The only thing it prevents me for using Firefox is it's XML viewer, clicking on text collapses nodes, it makes copying text very hard. I haven't found a workaround for this.

AFAIK cheaters still manually input moves into engine, so cheating on 3min blitz against a super GM won't so be easy.

It would be, we are still a startup. But we are already expecting that our solution would be twice or more the prices of what we pay now.

I'm not sure if this belongs here, but what about Python 3? I haven't seen too much about Python3 in the late days as the way I have seen about 2.7.

I'm sure Python 3 is on the radar. But given the choice between spending the time to support 2.7 or 3, choosing 2.7 is a no-brainer. Compatibility for Python 3 has improved quite a bit, but hell, Django doesn't even work on it.

I have just created a spanish version, that is easier to fork to other languajes. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1990697/pw_gen.html

Why isn't reportlab in the list?

As a non native English speaker, the first thing my head thought was AOL paying with banknotes.

I had to put the following with chrome scripts.

$("#siteNotice").hide();

This was posted here about a year ago. (I think it is the same title also)