Top 150 Extensions And Web Apps Of 2011 [Editor's Pick] Whether you use a Mac or a Windows PC, you’re still using the same internet.
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Your online peeves, annoyances and frustrations are similar, and you are likely to look for the same kind of services and apps. In 2011, we covered hundreds of web apps, and extensions for Chrome and Firefox. Some aimed to help you find simple solutions, like printing only relevant parts of a web page, while others helped you design webpage mockups. Here’s a round up of the best web apps and extensions we covered last year. Chrome Extensions 1. 8Cookies (Save and sync browsing session to the cloud with 8cookies)
OperaSoftware. Search in Sites with CyberSearch. I am always looking for a way to search the site I am on, and now thanks to CyberSearch – there is an easier way to do just that.
Having just installed the CyberSearch extension, I can tell you my new favorite feature is the ability to search the current web site you are surfing via Google. For example, say you are on FirefoxFacts.com and you want to search for “themes”. With CyberSearch already installed, just go to the address bar and type in: > themes You will then be taken to a Google site search of FirefoxFacts.com for the word, “themes”. It has been way too long since I have given a shout out to my good friends over at CyberNet News. 10 Reasons Why You Should Be Using Firebug. Firebug is one of the most popular tools used by web developers.
In this article, we'll take a closer look at ten of its most attractive features. 1. Console The first thing you're going to notice when opening Firebug (either from the status bar or using the ctrl+F12 key combination) will be the Console panel. After a quick look, one might think that it is an alternate version of the Error Console (Ctrl+Shift+J). Logging of errors, warnings and noticesability to run Javascript code But Firebug extends the Firefox functionality, so it can do much more, such as: logging errors for Javascript, CSS, XML, XMLHttpRequest (AJAX) and Chrome (Firefox internals)run Javascript code upon the current webpageadditional Javascript object is put at disposal (console) Let's look over some examples built upon the console object.
This will generate the following result. This button is equivalent to the "Inspect Element" in a webpage context menu. 4. The same as HTML->DOM. 6. Performance Testing Three step. 7. Galerie d'images : Vie priv. Image 1 sur 10 1- NoScript : bannir les scripts NoScript est un indispensable sur Firefox.
Avec la multiplication des attaques dans les pages Web, NoScript peut rendre de grands services aux internautes en bloquant automatiquement l’exécution de scripts (Flash, JavaScript, …). L’extension est naturellement paramétrable via un système de liste blanche. L’utilisateur définit ainsi simplement les adresses Web (domaines, pages) autorisées à exécuter des scripts, de manière permanente ou temporaire. Voir aussi notre galerie d'images10 extensions indispensables pour Firefox.