safari Archives - Michael Sunarlim https://sunarlim.com/tag/safari/ Random blurbs about web development, e-commerce and technology Wed, 15 Dec 2010 10:03:08 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.5 https://i0.wp.com/sunarlim.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/cropped-MS_Square_512x512.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 safari Archives - Michael Sunarlim https://sunarlim.com/tag/safari/ 32 32 30613895 ScribeFire: Fire up your blogging https://sunarlim.com/2010/12/scribefire/ https://sunarlim.com/2010/12/scribefire/#respond Wed, 15 Dec 2010 10:01:24 +0000 https://sunarlim.com/2010/12/354/ The year is coming to an end. How many real posts I published in 2010? Only about ten, and the last one was almost 7 months ago. Where is my motivation to publish more stuff? Well now I just found a new web service / browser extension called Scribefire. The Idea is I can publish... Continue reading →

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]]> The year is coming to an end. How many real posts I published in 2010? Only about ten, and the last one was almost 7 months ago. Where is my motivation to publish more stuff? Well now I just found a new web service / browser extension called Scribefire. The Idea is I can publish post more easily right from my browser and start writing right that minute. Will this encourage me to post more often? We’ll see….

By the way, ScribeFire works in Firefox, Chrome and Safari.

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]]> https://sunarlim.com/2010/12/scribefire/feed/ 0 354 Disabling CSS on Safari https://sunarlim.com/2007/04/disabling-css-on-safari/ https://sunarlim.com/2007/04/disabling-css-on-safari/#respond Thu, 05 Apr 2007 07:16:07 +0000 http://wp.sunarlim.com.com/archives/13 For all of you who ever use other than Safari as your primary browser, you might notice that Safari is lacking the feature to disable/enable CSS on a page/site. So it is always enabled. We can use something called Safari bookmarklets to solve this. Here’s how: From Safari, CMD+right click then choose ‘Copy Link’ this... Continue reading →

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]]> For all of you who ever use other than Safari as your primary browser, you might notice that Safari is lacking the feature to disable/enable CSS on a page/site. So it is always enabled.

We can use something called Safari bookmarklets to solve this. Here’s how:

  1. From Safari, CMD+right click then choose ‘Copy Link’ this link.
  2. Add the previously copied link as one of your bookmark, you may name it ‘Toggle Linked CSS’ or anything.
  3. Now, everytime you browse just click on that bookmark during a visit of a page and you can see it with its CSS disabled.
  4. Confused? Just try to test it by clicking on the link above or the added bookmark on this site first then.

Note that this trick does not work 100% on every site, but more than enough as an alternative.

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