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Tag Archives: Firefox
Emoji Contact Us Feedback Copy and Paste Tutorial
We’ve got quite a variety of functional improvements on top of what was there already with yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Cross-Browser Tutorial (optionally email) Feedback web application. These changes, today, in brief, involved … copy and paste with the … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged canvas, contact, copy, cross-browser, CSS, div, drawImage, email, emoji, feedback, Firefox, form, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, nowrap, onclick, paste, programming, Safari, scroll, textarea, toast, toDataURL, tutorial
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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Cross-Browser Tutorial
Yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Textarea Tutorial had us more integrated involving emojis with the HTML5 canvas element we use as the source for an image attachment to a potential email for use as Feedback, perhaps. There are cross-browser issues … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged canvas, contact, cross-browser, CSS, div, email, emoji, feedback, Firefox, form, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, programming, Safari, textarea, tutorial
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Firefox Reader View Primer Tutorial
We’re big fans of “Reader Views” in the modern web browsers. Firefox has got one called … you guessed it … “Reader View”. The idea behind “Reader Views” is that they offer to declutter views of “selected” webpage data. “Selected”? … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, declutter, Firefox, readability, Reader View, turorial, view, web browser
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Firefox Quantum Web Browser Primer Tutorial
Firefox (web browser) Quantum (version 57.0) is really worth it to speed up your web browsing experience. I’ve just updated to it, and am amazed that the promised performance benefits appear to me to be realized … just great. With … Continue reading
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Tagged Firefox, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, Mozilla, performance, speed, tutorial, web browser
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Firefox My Shots Primer Tutorial
Whenever, at this web blog, we, with our web applications, turn our attention to the “sharing” mechanisms of that web application, do you find the cross-browser and cross-platform issues quite frustrating? Well, join the queue. Though, you’d expect the part … Continue reading
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Tagged add-on, cross-browser, cross-platform, cut, email, Firefox, share, sharing, tutorial, web browser, webpage
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Grammar Checks on Firefox Primer Tutorial
Addons with web browsers can be a good arrangement for getting things done, the essence of what an “app” is about. The Firefox web browser’s interface to the Grammarly grammar and spelling checker is a case in point. Choose one … Continue reading
I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?