Webmasters do not like the Microsoft Internet Explorer because of its inability to comply to web standards and the changes in various version that make it extremely hard to code a website that looks the same in every version of Internet Explorer. Testing the websites in various versions was not that easy in the past [...]

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Adam Pash is a Senior Editor at Lifehacker and also someone who likes to code. His latest gorgeous application is a Greasemonkey script called Google Inline MP3 Player which, once installed, displays a [Play] link next to each mp3 link on a website. A click on that Play link embeds an inline mp3 player, more [...]

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I occasionally come upon a website that uses a font size that is either to large or to small and I usually adjust it with the mousewheel while pressing CTRL in Firefox. If the fonts are to large only a small part of the information are visible on my screen while a font that [...]

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Ripping websites means to create a local copy of a website for offline browsing purposes. Creating a website mirror can actually be a good idea for several purposes. Even with all those caches that save website information many get lost when a website goes into Nirvana. It’s also nice if you need information on a computer with no Internet access, or only temporary Internet access, say an HTML course for example.

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I don’t like to install a lot of toolbars in Firefox (or Opera) because they tend to decrease the screen size that is available for the website. Sure, there is a way to display and hide the toolbars whenever I need them but this is not that practical and I tend to forget about them pretty fast.

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