Google Browser Size is a visualization of browser window sizes for people who visit Google. For example, the "90%" contour means that 90% of people visiting Google have their browser window open to at least this size or larger. This is useful for ensuring that important parts of a page's user interface are visible by a wide audience. On the example page that you see when you first visit this site, there is a "donate now" button which falls within the 80% contour, meaning that 20% of users cannot see this button when they first visit the page. 20% is a significant number; knowing this fact would encourage the designer to move the button much higher in the page so it can be seen without scrolling. To view your own Web site with this same visualization overlaid on it, simply type its URL into the "Enter URL here" textbox at the top of the window and click Go.
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Ich teste gerade Choosy - ein Tool für Mac OS X, das es möglich macht, zu entscheiden, welcher Link in welchem Browser erscheinen soll. Für mich recht günstig, wenn es z.B. um die Verwendung verschiedener Google-Konten geht. Ein Account landet immer in Safari, der andere immer in Chrome. Man kann wahlweise per Klick entscheiden, welcher Browser angesprochen werden soll, oder man definiert feste Regeln für URLs, Programme etc. Choosy arbeitet auch mit Fluid zusammen.
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If you like Jon Hicks' Helvetireader and Ad Taylor's Helvetical, this
is another attempt to build upon these designs.
Twitter success is based on the simplicity of the service. However,
the website, as well as various standalone Twitter clients are
becoming more and more cluttered with useless features and other junk.
Therefore, I stripped it to the basics and now it's the first twitter
client I am happy with.
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Ich bin ein Fan von Instapaper. Nun gibt es dank Instapaper restyled auch eine Version "in hübsch". Alles was es dazu braucht, ist das Userscript von Florian Holstein.
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