Oh hey, look! It’s another blog post—and this one
is cross-posted on hacks.mozilla.com.
I won’t say this is the start of a renewed blogging habit, but let’s see what happens.
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Drag and drop is one of [...]
September 7, 2008 – 1:20 am
After writing up my first stab at a Delicious command for Ubiquity, I planned to continue revising it based on feedback and to work on exploring more of what Ubiquity enables. I started looking into writing my own nouns for tag suggestions, as well as playing with page load and browser startup hooks. [...]
As mentioned back in week 3, I’d started work on bug 419647 to “add a sexy theme browser” to addons.mozilla.org.
Well, I’m not sure about my success in imbuing it with the required sexiness, but it’s at least been noticed by someone. :)
Update: Oh, and rumor has it that this widget will switch to reporting on downloads, rather than pledges, once the main event has begun.
Update 2: It didn’t quite go like clockwork, but this widget is now showing estimated downloads by countries, rather than pledges.
Thanks to the completion of bug 435967, I can offer this totally [...]
December 19, 2006 – 11:21 am
With the draggable circles – click, drag, move the mouse outside the rectangle, release the mouse button. Now move the mouse back inside the rectangle, and it still thinks your dragging, even though you’ve mouse-up’d.I guess this is because it’s not catching the onmouseup when you’re outside it’s “domain”. Perhaps make it automatically trigger the [...]
October 29, 2006 – 3:34 pm
One of my favorite features of the new Firefox are Microsummaries. They’re like RSS-lite: one-liner summaries of web pages that can be used to keep bookmark titles up to date and get succinct info about a page. For example, you could get the latest temperature from the title of a weather report bookmark, [...]
