A good friend of mine, Vid Luther from PHPCult / Linuxpowered.com, showed me Selenium, a nifty Firefox extension, today for developing test cases that you can play back into the Firefox browser including pauses, delays, keystrokes, form values, and link clicks.
Selenium IDE is an integrated development environment for Selenium tests. It is implemented as a […]
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So you may have found this post by scrummaging through countless search engine results on how to test your regular expression code. By the way, in case you’re not familiar with Regular Expressions, you may find this wikipedia article helpful.
I’ve searched for many quick and easy tools that are free from a coding environment and […]
ColorfulTabs in Firefox
03Apr07Ok so by now you probably think I’m in love with Firefox, but you’re wrong. Although I must admit I’m getting there gradually. The extensions that Firefox coders are adding on are superb and deserve recognition.
Take ColorfulTabs for example. Along with the 3D Rotating tab flipping that I posted about previously, this one surely adds […]
If you like to see visually slick animations in your web surfing experience you might find this Firefox extension very cool.
It works well and doesn’t eat up many CPU cycles, unlike some OS’s that we sometimes hate.
Reduce Memory Usage In Firefox
02Apr07After setting up multiple Google Apps domains / mail accounts to use with Firefox’s great tabbing feature, I discovered Firefox was using more memory on my PC (300MB+ out of 2GB RAM). I found one particular blog post from last year on blogspot.
They suggest tweaking the about:config page of Firefox which gives you access to […]
If you have multiple email accounts and/or Google Apps domains, I suggest you immediately install the Gmail Manager. It will alert you when you get new mail for any of your accounts. It’s unobtrusive and doesn’t clog up your task bar (XP).
Find out more and install Gmail Manager Firefox add-on now
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