The year is coming to an end. How many real posts I published in 2010? Only about ten, and the last one was almost 7 months ago. Where is my motivation to publish more stuff? Well now I just found a new web service / browser extension called Scribefire. The Idea is I can publish post more easily right from my browser and start writing right that minute. Will this encourage me to post more often? We’ll see….
By the way, ScribeFire works in Firefox, Chrome and Safari.
Everybody loves Firefox. Even if I use Safari as my main browser most of the time, Firefox’s expandability is still irreplaceable. With so many available themes, plugins and extensions, you can personalize your browser according to your browsing or work behavior.
Firefox toolbar with Web Developer extension
So, what’s my favorite? Since switching to Mac, I do not test out everything one-by-one anymore but I have to say Chris Pederick’s Web Developer extension is one of the best of productivity purpose. It provides you with almost every tool you need as a web developer like customize how the CSS should be displayed, window resize, display outlines (tables, links, frames) and so much more.
For me this is perticularly important and makes everything easier to learn how a site or webpage is built.
This extension is available for Firefox, Flock and Seamonkey, and will run on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Chris Pederick’s Web Developer page link