Deprecated because Google changed the Mechanism and the URL. We all know that Google does not get its act together and often times failed to detect, when Extensions contained malicious code – and that the culprits have become are very creative in evading the […]
Tag: javascript
Liquify aka IWarp arrived in Harmony
136 lines of additional vanilla JS code, plus some more lines for new UI elements and I have added my 32nd brush to Harmony, the procedural painting tool: Say hello to Liquify (PS), IWarp (GIMP) or however it is called in other full blown […]
Restoring the Old Opera 12 Space Bar Behavior in Vivaldi
In the good old days of “The Real Opera(TM)” there was one feature for lazy people like me that I heavily used: The Space Bar! I can hear you saying “The space bar is no feature, it is a key on the keyboard!” but […]
Some quick Vivaldi Javascript hacks to add additional functions
Warning: Do not apply this code to a current version of Vivaldi. It will not work anymore because the Vivaldi code has changed! As follow-up to the previous entry about Hacking the CSS, this time we add some new functions to Vivaldi. The […]
PO2JSON converter for Vivaldi translation purposes
Outdated. Use André’s online converter instead. You can find it here: https://an-dz.github.io/PurePO2JSON/ Translating Vivaldi was always a bit difficult when it came to string lengths or if we needed to see exactly where the string is and if it is the right one in that […]
CSS beautifier
I confess that am a messy coder when it comes to formatting. I edit, insert and delete until the code runs like I want to. This often leads to perfectly readable code – for machines, but not for other humans – so if I […]
Google custom search, the simple side of google
Outdated – Google switched the custom search off “Everyone” uses Google, so do I (among other search engines) but the Google page got a bit heavy over the years and I felt watched. If you look into the page source you see all kind […]
IE, generated select boxes, change event and WTF?!
While I was writing a bigger JS project, I needed a generated select box that was filled with its options from somewhere. I tested it in Opera 11 and all was good. Then I opened Firefox and it worked, as it did in Chromium. […]
Lightweight Javascript SVG Editor
Always when I needed an SVG file for something I fired up Inkscape, even if I only needed a relatively simple image. While Inkscape is quite powerful when it comes to editing importing and exporting vector graphics, it is a memory and CPU hog […]
