- In Firefox 3.0b5, if I drop a .webloc URL into a blank window it takes me to some random place in my recent history. WTH #
- Wil & I saw “No Direction Home” over the past 2 nights. I’d seen it and it made me mad all over again at the press & vicious so-called fans. #
- Getting an occasional white page in Gmail when chat is on. Is it b/c people are trying to IM me from the website badge? They never do, so… #
Archive for the tag "browsers"
For testing, for fun
Thursday April 3, 2008 – 11:59 pm- Browsershots – Test your web design in different browsers
- How many CSS properties can you name in 7 minutes?
Question for Mac browser geeks
Friday July 9, 2004 – 6:56 pmRob? I mean, whoever? In OS X is it possible to create a bookmarklet (favelet) on one’s desktop? They work fine for me inside my browser toolbar, but I can’t seem to drag those little things to my desktop. Any bookmark with an ordinary http: URL works fine; I drag it to the desktop and a .webloc file is created. But when I do the same thing with a bookmarklet, which begins with javascript: instead of http:, the resulting file is a clipping of the text of the bookmarklet, rather than a .webloc file. Does OS X even have a built-in handler for a javascript uri? I couldn’t find anything when I looked for it using RCDefaultApp.
Not much to blog
Wednesday May 22, 2002 – 5:20 amNot much to blog about. The Hasil Adkins show was great, I even got a few pictures which I’ll post in the gallery as soon as I get around to it.
At the moment I’m trying out the new Netscape 7 PR1. It’s neato. The grooviest feature is that you can browse multiple pages in the same tabbed window. They should have come up with that a long time ago.






