Posts Tagged ‘javascript’

Distraction-free Gmail in Camino/Firefox

Monday, May 15th, 2006

camino100pxIn a comment to the post on Michael McCracken’s “Distraction-free” Gmail WebKit browser, Justin Reid posts about how he does the same thing in Camino using javascript bookmarklets.

He uses this script to open his Gmail in a distraction-free Camino window:

And another for GCal (which I quickly hacked out of his Gmail script).

Nice! Just Command-click on the links above and select “Bookmark this link…” to install them.

They also work in Firefox, as one might expect.gmail, Google calendar, camino, firefox, javascript, bookmarklets, GTD, productivity, email, web 2.0

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Using Google Maps in Dashboard widgets

Thursday, February 2nd, 2006

widgetsVarious plugins bring map options to Address Book, but widgets are not so lucky.

Two tips on macOSXHints, one for the People (or White Pages) widget and one for the Business (or “Yellow Pages”) one, show you how to modify the javascript contained in their packages so that you can use Google Maps with them. Quite Handy.map, widget, javascript, white pages, yellow pages

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