Backing up bookmarks is a good practice. As time goes on, you acculmate hundreds of bookmarks, maybe thousands. Counting bookmarks isn’t very hard either, it’s actually pretty fun knowing.
Firefox, Chrome and Safari
Well, backing up in Firefox is easy as long as they keep the Export as HTML feature in the Organize Bookmarks window, accessible from [...]
I was just searching around and I stumbled upon what seemed to be a ghost. I wrote about Save The Developers back in November of 2008. It seems that their website is back up. It looks significantly different, the super tiny javascript drop down is gone too.
The site seems to be trying hard to promote [...]
One thing I’ve heard a couple of times in either a trac ticket or in a forum thread is that we should all switch over to a decrement-style loop. Why? Simply because it’s faster. (We’ll ignore the time it takes to realize that you can actually loop down to zero.)
I’ve wondered if it really made [...]
I needed the five major browser icons for a little project I was working on. It turns out that while people have made their own icon sets for most of the browsers, the browser vendors (Mozilla, Apple, Mircosoft, etc) don’t have much out there for people to use.
Luckily, Google Image Search to the rescue. I [...]
UA Profiler is grown into BrowserScope. It’s must more comprehensive, it includes the original network tests and also Acid3, Selectors and Rich Text tests. According to my testing, Chrome 4 beat everyone.
On Ajaxian today, one of the posted articles is UA Profiler. This is a browser testing system. It was built to test features of [...]
One of my favorite things to do to a browser when a new version is released is to run Slickspeed on it. Slickspeed was made by the great people who made Mootools. Since release, it has been changed, by adding more javascript libraries and a greater real world selector set. I simply used the one [...]
Today in the news, I was reading about Google’s new Browser Project. Apparently, it is based on Webkit (in the wild, that’s Safari) rather than Gecko (firefox in the wild). I wish there was another open browser out there. Firefox is currently the front-runner open browser. Safari, Opera and of course, Internet Explorer are all [...]