Posted by SkyLined on September 16th, 2008 in Browsers and JavaScript ·
I’ve put a new version of JSSh, my interactive JavaScript Shell, online at http://jssh.skypher.com. I’ve replace the error handlers and object visualization routines, which should improve your grasp of what’s going on in various browsers…
Posted by SkyLined on August 26th, 2008 in Firefox, Internet Explorer, JavaScript and Safari ·
I’ve created an example script that outputs a stack dump in JavaScript. It shows all the functions that have been called, their arguments and the values of these arguments. I find it to be very useful while writing complex JavaScripts – I use it in asserts and error handlers to find out why things go wrong quickly…
Posted by Cipher on April 30th, 2008 in Google, JavaScript and Plugins ·
I was talking to Skylined about greasemonkey and my language enhancement of the results of Google, when we came up with another one, dubbed: Instant Search Type.
This new script removes the “I’m feeling Lucky” button and adds an Images and a Maps button…
Posted by SkyLined on April 23rd, 2008 in JavaScript ·
(*Update*: I’ve released 4.4beta, which is cross-browser compatible and should work on Internet Explorer, FireFox and Safari)
I have put version 4.2beta of my JavaScript Shell online here…
Posted by Cipher on April 9th, 2008 in Google, JavaScript and Plugins ·
Recently I discovered greasemonkey throu the lifehacker website.
After it’s possibilities sank in, I figured out one of my main frustrations: Google. in particular, it’s language settings…
