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]]>La nouvelle extension Blogmarks pour Firefox, qui splitte les paragraphes et qui ajoute un joli blockquote !
Veuillez visualiser ce site web dans sa version optimisée,
sous Internet Explorer version 6 ou 7.
Ou bien utilisez l'option IE Tab de FIREFOX pour visualiser ce site dans de bonnes conditions.
Téléchargez ici IE Tab FIREFOX
Quelle réactivité ! Extension Blogmarks pour Firefox 3.1
Use tamperdata to view and modify HTTP/HTTPS headers and post parameters...
]]>Merci qui ? Julie !
Fonctionne dans Firefox 3 et inclut un nouveau bouton "Voir les marks de mes amis".
A colour contrast analyser that examines the foreground and background colours of text nodes, and provides a report to see if they are correct according to AERT and WCAG's luminosity colour contrast algorithm.
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Ajout pour autopagerizer Blogmarks
[ Blogmarks ]
url: http://blogmarks.net*
nextLink: id("pagination")//a[@class="page isnext"]
appendChild: id("content")//div[@class="b"]
pageElement: id("content")//div[@class="b"]
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CoScripter is a system for recording, automating, and sharing processes performed in a web browser such as printing photos online, requesting a vacation hold for postal mail, or checking bank account information. Instructions for processes are recorded and stored in easy-to-read text here on the CoScripter web site, so anyone can make use of them. If you are having trouble with a web-based process, check to see if someone has written a CoScript for it!
Continuing its string of branded versions of Firefox, Mozilla is set to release a “Campus Edition” aimed at students headed back to school.
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This page tries to give an overview of the changes between Gecko 1.8 and Gecko 1.9, that could possibly affect websites in their behavior or rendering.
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This world view that Steve [Job] gave a glimpse into betrays their thinking: it’s out-of-date, corporate-controlled, duopoly-oriented, not-the-web thinking. And it’s not good for the web. Which is sort of moot, I think, because I don’t think this 2 party world will really come to be.
One of the updates from the draft Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 is a change to the algorithm to determine whether the contrast between foreground and background colours is sufficient . As well as updating the algorithm itself, the thresholds have changed to consider large and bold text (at least 18 point or 14 point bold). I've updated the Colour Contrast Firefox Extension to incorporate the changes.
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