Christian Heilmann

Even more DOMtab updates!

March 1st, 2006

Following feature requests in the comments below via I updated DOMtab once again. You can now link to tabs via the URL and get previous and next links!

The Super Browser

February 28th, 2006

I always thought I am a bit crazy about my Firefox extensions, but over at Splasho.com they just tried out “what happens when you install all the available extensions (avoiding duplication of functionality) at once”:http://splasho.com/blog/2006/02/26/the-superbrowser/. They call it the superbrowser and it sure looks colourful. As always, the comments are quite interesting, too. I skipped […]

Webmonkey brings you zooming images – again

February 25th, 2006

Skimming through my referrers and their blogs I just found the Live Thumbnails: Watch ‘em Grow article that explains how to make a non-boring image gallery. I thought at first it’ll be something like my Image previews with DOM JavaScript but it turns out to be a script that automatically resizes images with a timeout […]

Google Pages – Google enters the WYSIWYG page editing market

February 25th, 2006

I just stumbled upon Google Pages, which seems to be a cleaner geocities/myspace/homestead. You can create web pages in a live editing WYSIWYG environment and choose a style and a layout. The resulting code is not as grim as I expected it: A quick test of a googlepage Googlepages creates CSS layouts with embedded styles, […]

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