The gallery doesn’t seem to show anyone actually flying with these things, but I still want one.
I really have no idea if there is a point to this.
Highly nerdy.
I want a real one.
Not much to say about this one. Just a chipmunk being dramatic.
As some of you saw last week at WWDC, we have a brand new version of the Web Inspector. We know that a lot people have found the current Web Inspector useful, and we have gotten a lot of feedback and sugestions about how to make it even better. And boy have we been listening! We have taken the current Web Inspector and have added a bunch of new features that you will find invaluable for web development:
- Completely redesigned interface, no longer a transparent panel
- Works with any WebView inside third-party applications, not just Safari
- Supports docking to the inspected page
- Shows all resources included by the page, sorted into categories
- Global search through all text-based resources
- Console to show errors and warnings with live JavaScript evaluation
- Network panel showing resource load timeline along with HTTP request and response headers
- Resource size and load time summary graph in the Network panel
- Syntax highlighted HTML source
- Inline JavaScript and HTML error reporting
This has to be a fake, surely no-one could be stupid enough to name a shop ‘kidsexchange’?
Full screen text editing, an interesting idea in WriteRoom:
If I did much writing (other than code) I think this would be really useful.
Leftlogic has released a HTML entity search based on how the entity looks:
The lookup searches the html entities for matches to the searched character based on how your character looks. For instance, the letter c would match © and ¢ entity, because of the way they look.
Excellent, but it is even better because there is a Mac OSX Dashboard widget available too!
Hilarious:
It’s usually cheaper to send it to yourself via Citylink for destruction, and then again via Parcelforce for disposal.
I was most envious of the resizable text areas new to Safari 3. so I went in search of a plugin for Firefox to do the same and I found one!
So far it has worked really well. I’m surprised this isn’t a bundled feature of most web-browsers, the number of times I have cursed a tiny text field is huge.
