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TwitterBar is an extension for the Mozilla Firefox Web browser (originally written by Tony Farndon) that allows you to post to Twitter from the Firefox address bar. Just type your tweet in the address bar and click the TwitterBar icon to send it to Twitter. You can also post the URL of the page you're currently reading by clicking the TwitterBar icon in the address bar.
This extension provides advanced features for the auto-complete URL bar component (Awesome Bar) in Firefox.
This add-on will open the File Browser at the right location, using simple filters on the downloaded file. The filters are based on filenames and hosted domain's name. It can also create dated folders.
This plugin is an inline content editor to allow editing rich HTML content on the fly. It's an alternative to WYMeditor with much less features. With a small file size less than 26Kb total and only 18Kb of code and 7Kb packed, the main concept is to keep it simple, not all users need font coloring or create tables, just the basic.
You are searching a unbloated Rich Text Editor for JQuery ? You are at the right place!
I have made this Rich Text Editor as simple as possible to be easily changed according your needs. The file jquery.rte.js is only 7ko uncompressed. This editor is compatible with major browsers (IE6, Firefox 2, Opera 9, Safari 3.03) and degrade gracefully in a textarea for others.
I never meant to become obsessive about getting PNG transparency working nicely in IE6. In the summer of 2003, I hit across a situation on a client project where what the designer wanted required the use of PNG transparency. The script that came to hand to get this working in IE6 at the time was called Sleight, but that only dealt with applying the filter to IMG elements. My design needed to do the same for CSS background images, so I hacked up a different version of the script for that purpose, called it bgSleight, and occasionally updated it.
Adds a small color picker dialog when editing CSS rule in Firebug. The addon scans for values that can be parsed as CSS colors (#abc, rgb(1,2,3), blue, red etc.) and displays them in a drop-down list right below the firebug's CSS editor box. Clicking on the color value in the drop-down brings up a color picker dialog.
Add features to Google Chrome by installing extensions
It’s a Web-affair. Firefox is like your wife and Google Chrome is girl friend. Chrome is slimmer, sharper on the edges, always amazes you with it’s speed over others and in fact, you can’t live without both. It’s easier to develop things on Chrome coz the extensions are nothing but web applications coded with standard web languages (html, HTML 5, css, javascript, ajax).
This extension brings a new Events panel that lists all of the event handlers on the page grouped by event type. The panel also nicely integrates with other Firebug panels and allows to quickly find out, which HTML element is associated with specific event listener or see the Javascript source code.
Enhances the awesome bar (location bar) by showing the icon of search engines and bookmarks when you enter their keyword. It also changes the icon and tooltip of the go button when a search is being performed.
Featured Content Gallery is a WordPress plugin by iePlexus that creates an automated rotating image gallery of your posts or pages for use anywhere within your theme.
Scroll Follow is a simple jQuery plugin that enables a DOM object to follow the page as the user scrolls. Scroll Follow has been successfully tested on IE6, IE7, FF2, FF3, Safari 3, and Opera 9 on Windows. It has been successfully tested on FF3 and Safari 3 on MacOSX.
Your current workflow operation will be based on a series of stages that manage the progress of jobs from start to finish. A range of software programs are used at various points. Typically your workflow will crisscross between your system and specialist programs as each job advances.
Rorohiko will design an automation that integrates your stages of progress with your specialist programs into one effective stream eliminating much of the time-consuming crisscross.
Our long experience equips us to work out an efficient plan of attack by first spending time observing your current workflow stages and what they produce.
We then develop an overall design that gradually improves efficiency without disrupting any existing workflow. We work out small, incremental automations that ultimately all fit together into an optimized, customized workflow.
A plugin for Safari that adds keyword search to the browser’s location bar.
Glims adds a cocktail of features to Safari (Tabs, Thumbnails, Full Screen, Search Engines, Search Suggestions, Forms autocomplete on, Dated download folders, Type Ahead ...)
Ever wanted to know what was behind the link before you clicked? Interclue tells you everything you need to know before you open yet another tab.
3D in your browser! FoxTab brings innovative 3D functionality to your Firefox.
"Stay-Open Menu is a extension created for Firefox® to keep the Bookmarks Menu open when middle-clicking, to enable easily opening multiple items in tabs. I find it especially handy for RSS feed (Live Bookmark) items."
A while ago I published an article explaining the utter awesomeness of extending jQuery’s filter selectors. Building on that here’s something new; a regular expression selector. jQuery’s current attribute selectors (CSS3) do allow basic regex notation but no where near as much as this: