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I was just reading an article from Louis Gray about how to use the very cool and capable FriendFeed bookmarklet.
That got me thinking about just how many bookmarklets I have gathered in the past couple of months, and what they all do. You can see them in the screenshot over there.
Ok, be careful [...] ... Continue reading »
That got me thinking about just how many bookmarklets I have gathered in the past couple of months, and what they all do. You can see them in the screenshot over there.
Ok, be careful [...] ... Continue reading »
1 年 ago
And yup, My eMac works perfectly, is connected to my network and gets used several times a week.
1 年 ago
Toulu is the next bookmarklet for me. Tumblr is my current favorite.
1 年 ago
Can I have a link to your tumblelog? I follow everyone in tumblr whom I notice has one, I think they are great!
Also, please do keep me in mind if or when you start beta testing an iterasi bookmarklet. I'll be happy to provide feedback!
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scribkin.tumblr.com, or just scribkin if you are on tumblr..)
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The web developer bookmarklets hook in to Firefox in various ways and there is definitely overlap in what they do.
There are a couple that I find extremely useful personally: the topographic view is excellent, showing how elements are laid out on a page using shaded boxes, and the test styles bookmarklet is extremely handy for quickly messing with CSS code to see what works and what doesn't on an existing page. It also lets you disable certain things without stripping all CSS completely, which is handy for some pages where just one CSS item is annoying, like the font size or background pattern.
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Also, are you still using the eMac in your profile picture? :)
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