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If you are in the business or hobby of designing web sites then this shouldn't be a shocker for you, but if -like me- you are just getting back on doing some web stuff for fun, moonlight work, or ...
What is Mozilla JetPack
Jetpack is a project to make it easy to build Firefox 4 add-ons using common web technologies like HTML, Javascript, and CSS. The project's goal is to enable any...
Answered by jmandala : Mar 17 2010 06:05 AM
I use firebug all the time. In addition here are two that I like a lot:
pwdhash: automatically encrypts your password with a hash based on the url of the site you are logging in too.
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Answered by anoren : Nov 10 2009 05:30 PM
It depends on the testing protocol, of which there are m a n y. This article helped me to understand some, but not all, of the factors that go into a valid and robust test.
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Answered by Paul Zirkle : Nov 10 2009 12:13 PM
Back in the day I used IE-- it just worked better than Netscape, and it was already integrated into the operating system.
I switched to Firefox when it came out because of the tabs feature.
Then I s... full answer >
Greasemonkey won't do anything until you start installing user scripts to customize specific web pages.A Greasemonkey user script is a single file, written in Javascript, that ...
Browsers apply their own styles to HTML tags: for example, <h1> tags are bigger than <h2> tags, and both are bold, while paragraph text is smaller and isn’t bold; links are blue and unde...
Your browser program is not just your window to the Web. With handy tools and mini-programs called add-ons, you can teach your browser new tricks. Add-ons c...