OpenIDThursday, 14th April 2005
Lawrence, Kansas: Convergence Capital USA (via) NPR report on my former place of work. 
8:59 am
Check Range user script. The bookmarklet master dips his toes in to Greasemonkey. 12:46 pm
PSP Browser Object Support (via) The PSP’s built-in browser has very basic JavaScript support. 12:51 pm
Mozilla XPath Documentation. This is extremely useful for writing Greasemonkey user scripts. 12:57 pm
Greasemonkey FUD
Wow, that didn’t take long. Via the Greasemonkey mailing list, Forrester Research have released a report entitled Greasemonkey Primes Firefox For Embarrassment. I have no intention of paying the $49 asking price for the full 3 page report (!), but here’s the executive summary: [... 283 words]
Avalon/XAML First Look (via) Dave Shea is concerned about XAML polluting the web. So am I. 9:54 pm
Definitive Solution to Image Replacement (?) (via) Uses scary hacks and HTCs, but seems to cover all the bases. 9:58 pm
