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 […]
Tag: javascript
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Outdated.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Outdated – Google switched the custom search off “Everyone” uses Google, so do I (among other search engines) but the Google page got a bit heavy over the years and I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 […]
