Posts tagged ‘safari’
Aug 27
2011
Thanks to a pointer from Jeremy Lu, I’ve got the Antique Safari Reader hack running in Safari 5.1. I can’t begin to tell you how much I’d missed it since updating to Lion. I’ve updated the instructions page to include the Lion location of Reader.html.
The file is now located at /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Safari.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Reader.html. A quick…
May 03
2011
Hey, you’re just in time for another “stupid trick of the day” script. I have good reason for this one, and it only took me about 8 minutes to set up. It will take me longer to write about it than it’s probably worth, but it might be of use to anyone in a similar situation. Here’s the scenario:
Nov 01
2010
Apparently I missed the memo: TabLinks 2.0 was actually approved by Apple in September. I’ve been sitting on my hands and just recently bothered to write them and ask what was up. Miscommunication, I guess, but it’s live in the updater now, so if you have 1.3 installed, it should update to 2.0. If you have automatic updates turned off, just check the updates section at the bottom of…
Sep 15
2010
I’ve been doing some screencasts lately, and have wanted to post them as HTML5 videos in many cases. I also wanted to serve them from my Cloudfront CDN. This is not a how-to post, just some things I learned that I couldn’t find existing answers to. For an excellent primer, see Video On the Web from Dive Into HTML5.
Sep 14
2010
TabLinks 2.0 is finished, and it’s a total rewrite. The changes have been submitted to Apple, and if all goes well, TabLinks will be updated in the Extensions Gallery shortly. Here’s an overview of the changes:
You can download the 2.0 release below, or wait for it to update in the Extensions Gallery.
Sep 02
2010
Primer: gleeBox is an amazing extension for Safari (and Chrome and Firefox) that gives you keyboard navigation of links, bookmarks, bookmarklets and more. If you haven’t tried it out, you should.
A while back I wrote about fixing the highlights in gleeBox. I found them just ugly enough to require measures to soften the colors and handle padding a little differently…
Aug 28
2010
Due in part to the inclusion of Instapaper Beyond in Apple’s Safari Extensions Gallery, I’ve put together a dedicated “microsite” for Instapaper Beyond. You can check it out at http://brettterpstra.com/instapaperbeyond.
It uses the same navigation as Instapaper Beyond (mmm, clever), so pressing “h” will bring down a menu…
