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How to Create a Safari Extension from Scratch | Nettuts+
Introduction In this tutorial we will build a simple extension that adds a button to the main Safari toolbar, and opens up Nettuts+ in a new tab when clicked. In the process, you will learn the basics of extension development and Extension Builder in Safari 5. Developing an extension is very different from regular web development; it allows you to break out of the confines of a normal browser window, and change the browser itself for a unique experience. Fortunately, Safari 5 lets us do this using simple web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript; and it fully supports the powerful new features of HTML5 and CSS3.
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Please Note: This project is no longer being maintained. We cannot currently help with any lion (or any large feline) related bugs or issues. The MacFuse google group is a decent resource for finding forks/replacement projects. MacFUSE allows you to extend Mac OS X's native file handling capabilities via 3rd-party file systems.
A selection of Mac OS X keyboard shortcuts | 456 Berea Street
A common complaint users of other operating systems have about Mac OS X is its perceived lack of keyboard shortcuts. Many think you have to use the mouse for nearly everything in Mac OS X. I see many people who have switched from Windows to Mac do this while muttering about the lack of keyboard commands. As a long-time Mac user and someone who likes to avoid touching the mouse as much as possible, I can tell you that this is about as far from the truth as you can get. You can in fact do just about anything in Mac OS X without ever touching the mouse. Granted, some of the shortcuts are pretty obscure since they don’t appear in menus – you have to know them to use them.
The "cloud" is where we've been sharing our lives and storing our files for awhile now, but with so many cloud services there's much more you can do that may not have crossed your mind. Here are our top ten ideas. Photo by Satchell Drakes
Top 10 Clever Uses for the Cloud
Hey I love my Mac and I have hundreds of applications installed on it. As a result I wanted to do a post on what I believe are the top 100 Mac applications that are essential to any user. I’ve picked a variety of applications that I could think of.
Top 100 Essential Mac Applications | Mac Tricks And Tips
I’ve compiled a list of my top 100 Mac apps for your perusal, since so many people have been asking for it. Thanks to Taylor Olson and Jason for helping me put all the icons and links in place! These apps are certainly Tiger compatible, and most of ‘em work inside Leopard (though the VNC utilities are now unnecessary). I did my best to avoid overly popular titles, but couldn’t avoid it in some cases. A rolling list of ‘Honorable Mentions’ follow the Top 100, so… keep reading. ;) Only one application is missing .
Top 100 Mac Apps ~ Chris Pirillo
Miro Beautiful interface. Plays any video type (much more than quicktime).
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There is a myth, more of a meme actually, about the 'inevitability' of commoditization. It is a view of the world that sees things linearly, in terms of singularities, and the so-called " one right path ." In this realm, where commoditization is God, horizontal orientation (versus vertical integration) rules the roost. How else to define consumers, not in flesh and blood terms, not as spirits that aspire to specific outcomes, but rather, as a composite set of loosely-coupled attributes. This mindset is compelling because it is simple and familiar, but it also leads to blind obsequiousness. Historical edifices are held as indelible fact. " It's Microsoft v.