Have you ever peeped into Services under your browser's name in the menu? What I get looks like it could be useful — but it is also more than a screenful.
Less, certainly, could be more here; and with the clever Service Scrubber it can be. (Do be careful messing with certain program's Service menu entries, though; for Mail, this can lead to it being blocked from saving passwords, for example.) While we're at trimming the Services menu to include but what we need, let's also find out how to trim a selection in Mac OS X Mail if the arrow keys have gone too far (or in the wrong direction even):
›› It just keeps adding more unwanted messages. If you're highlighting messages in Mac OS X Mail using the "Shift" key and your arrow keys, here's how to remove emails from the selection if you've gone too far — in either direction.

Against the wind is where the action is: the wind thrusts through your hair and face and clothes, you can hike or even trapeze and fly like a seagull closely over the water — and you can go faster than the wind.
Up- or downwind, any boat is an uncomfortable place in too stormy a sea — better seen from a distance, say in an email:
›› Set sail for spectacular stationery, and for severe weather. (IncrediMail)