Here’s an example of a decoding of a PNG made through hid.im.
The decoding was done with the provided bookmarklet on Firefox 3.5 and the image is an example provided by a Slashdot user at tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1303479&cid=28703011
The torrent, by the way, is a prefectly legal OpenOffice.org 3.1.0 win32 torrent taken from the OpenOffice.org website.
Looks like although not yet ready, bookmark editing is coming up on the Mac version of Google’s browser. This contextual menu was not present at all a couple of days ago at the beginning of July (in 3.0.192) and popped up around the 7th of the month (with (3.0.193).
On the other hand there’s still no drag n dropping of links into the bookmark bar.
Right now the Mac edition of the Chrome browser unfortunately doesn’t allow its users to add bookmarklets nor to modify existing bookmarks.
This means that it is impossible to install the Delicious bookmarklets that make so fast and easy adding bookmarks and using the service’s features.
However, there is a workaround: by modifying the file in which Google’s browser saves its bookmarks you can get a Delicious-enabled Chrome (or Chromium).
Here’s a proof:
Here’s how you can do it.
Requirements:
-) An account on Delicious.com
-) A Macintosh with an Intel processor
-) An installed copy of Google Chrome for Mac
http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/eula_dev.html?dl=mac
or Chromium for Mac
http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/continuous/mac/LATEST/
The How-to:
1) If running, quit your copy of Google Chrome or Chromium
2) Download this file:
http://www.nicoladagostino.net/altro/bookmarksfile.txt
3) Rename it Bookmarks (with a capital B and no extension)
4) Go to
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/
(if you are using Google Chrome)
or to
~/Library/Application Support/Chromium
(if you are using Chromium)
5) Take out and/or replace the Bookmarks file which is in this directory with the download one
6) Launch Google Chrome o Chromium
7) Verify if the Bookmarks menu lists ” -> Delicious ” and ” my Delicious bookmarks ”
8) Login on Delicious.com
9) Send me some feedback if the two links work ;-)
13’000 bookmarks on Delicious.com and great chunk of thos bookmarks have been useful (and in active use on many websites). :)
And for the record some of the gems came from the People/Network section.
A sinistra Chromium (versione per developer) e a destra Google Chrome (anch’essa per developer).
Per i dettagli e qualche impressione veloce su Chrome vedere l’articolo appena pubblicato su Mytech.it
p.s. Developers, developers, developers, developers…
It’s been surely already done elsewhere, but it’s still a good exercise in using Google Charts and specifically matching percentages with color palettes. Check the HTML source for the syntax.
Have fun.
Trying out snapshot 15990 of the official Mac Chromium build: build.chromium.org/buildbot/snapshots/sub-rel-mac/15990/.
