Posts tagged with “developer”

Posted 1 year ago

QuickNuke by Canisbos

This is a little Safari extension that lets you delete (“nuke”) any element on a web page quickly and easily. Deletions are only temporary; if you reload the page, the deleted elements will be back. It’s really only useful for removing annoying elements on pages that you visit once, or once in a great while.

To use: Point at the thing you want to remove, hold the mouse button down, press D, and release the mouse button. You can keep pressing D while the mouse button is down to remove ancestors one after another; press E to undo deletions one at a time; or press R to undo all deletions.

Posted 1 year ago

ADC Search by Sal Conigliaro

ADC Search is an extension for Safari that lets you search directly on the Apple Developer website.

When searching in Google for Apple framework keywords, results from the ADC (Apple Developer Central) website are usually buried.This extension provides search results directly from the ADC website.

Posted 1 year ago

WebObjects Development Helper by Ken Ishimoto

Adds a toolbar to Safari with links to a number of WebObjects resources.

Posted 1 year ago

BetterSource by Carlos Palol

BetterSource shows the document source in a new tab, with line numbers, and colour syntax highlighting.

Grateful acknowledgments to SHJS - Syntax Highlighting in JavaScript and jQuery, both used in this extension.

You can use BetterSource either via toolbar buttons or via context menu. Here’s hoping Carlos gets together with Soner Eker of View Style Sheets fame for even more syntax-coloured goodness.

Posted 1 year ago

safariextz2desktopfolder: Unpack Extensions To Your Desktop

A nifty little script for extension developers by Ivo & Oscar Bouwmans:

Want to know what’s in an extension file? You can xar the file in Terminal, or you can drop the safariextz file on this Apple script, which does this for you. The file will be unpacked into a folder on your Desktop.

Posted 1 year ago

ClickToFlash extension needs a new developer!

Matt Ball, the developer behind the unofficial port of the ClickToFlash plugin to a Safari 5 extension, has joined Apple (congratulations, Matt!) and will no longer be able to develop CTF. He’s looking for someone to take over development. If you think you’re the guy, let him know!

Posted 1 year ago

A tip for developers

If you’re hosting your own .safariextz file using Apache, make sure to add:

=====
<IfModule mod_mime.c>
 AddType application/x-safari-extension safariextz
</IfModule>
=====

to .htaccess in the hosting directory, or instead of downloading it as a binary file, users may get a page of gibberish when they click on a link to it.