Google Image Search is one of the most useful tools around, but for some reason Google recently elected to over-simplify it’s search results by hiding information such as resolution and filesize unless you specifically hover over each image, which makes the process of selecting the most suitable image from a page of thumbnails unnecessarily time-consuming.
However, […]
CSS Browser Selector - javascript that allows you to implement different CSS rules depending on (you guessed it) which browser a user has.
Code Snippets is a public source code repository; seems like quite an interesting way of gathering the collective programming intelligence of the community.
See also: Snipplr - a del.icio.us style code repository in a similar vein, but with less oversized Web 2.0 fonts.
Slayeroffice’s Favelet Suite is perhaps the most useful set of webdesign-related bookmarklets I’ve ever used. It includes DOM inspectors, HTML/CSS attribute viewers, Diagnostic info, and can basically display any information that you might need to know about a website’s markup, all contained within a draggable menu.
I find it invaluable during web development, and in […]