Filed under: Tips & Tricks, Apple, How-To
One of my only gripes with Safari 3 is the lack of color-coded HTML source in the "View Source" window that is presented in the View menu or when right-clicking on a page. While it's true that you can view color-coded source code in the Web Inspector, you have to first enable the Developer menu in the Advanced tab of the Safari preferences.
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Dear @charlesproxy, You're amazing. Love, Ash
Thanks to @johnallsopp for the very inspiring talk tonight about HTML5 and the future of web technology.
@Stormink Other bad changes aside, CDs are not analog. If the icon had started as a vinyl record, that would be a totally different story.
@koefod You're on a Mac, right? You should give this a try: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password
When method names include the word "kludge," it's a bad sign.
