Just a quick note: The approach described in word count and word count II seems to be working well in Google Chrome too.
Python, Firefox programming and Irish Whiskey.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
localized html in a chrome extension
Google Chrome implements a function to get a localized version of a string. Using it to update HTML can be rather tedious if we use the most naive approach I can think of:
Let's do something smarter: We shall mark all tags that contain translatable strings with a class, then we will select all tags of that class, simply take their innerText as the message id, get the message and replace innerText. Done.
Done.Thursday, March 4, 2010
SEO Profesional Toolbar for Google Chrome
So it's finally here. I have been working on the Google Chrome port of our "famous" SEO Profesional Toolbar for some time and the very first release has been made yesterday.
You can get it here. I will appreciate any comments. Please note that it isn't really finished yet. Developers can look forward to reading some related posts.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
ff3sudoku now for google chrome
I have just finished and released ff3sudoku for google chrome. It should be roughly the same as the good old ff3sudoku for firefox but thanks to the firefox system of approval of add-ons by editors you have to wait for the firefox version even though I released it about a week ago, while you can have it instantly for chrome. Good work google!
Now, if there is anybody actually reading this who has installed the extension, please give me your feedback. The extension has it's rough edges and I need to know whether I should be polishing them or not...