“The WebKit Web Inspector in Safari & Chrome is part of every decent web developer’s toolkit, but unfortunately it’s unavailable in Mobile Safari.
Or is it?”
via Enabling Remote Debugging via Private APIs in Mobile Safari – Nathan de Vries.
This is pretty cool. Gives you the WebKit Inspector through an external web browser. Simulator only though, which is probably good enough.
“tnefDD is a program for Mac OS X that extracts attachments from TNEF format files. It is built as a modern OS X application with all the ease of use features like drag-and-drop that OS X user expect, and runs on Intel- and PowerPC-based Mac computers.”
via tnefDD.
This is a great tool for extracting TNEF/winmail.dat-files that Outlook tends to pack everything inside.
Quick post about a few setup tricks for the Mac OS X Terminal, which is pretty braindead at its default settings.
First of all, open Terminal -> Preferences and the Settings-pane, then select the Keyboard-tab.
Change the keys accordingly:
| end | \033[4~ |
| home | \033[1~ |
| page down | \033[6~ |
| page up | \033[5~ |
| shift page down | scroll to next page in buffer |
| shift page up | scroll to previous page in buffer |
This sends end, home, page up/down to the shell instead of the scroll buffer, and uses the shift-modifier for page up/down to scroll, like in every other terminals of this world. Now for this to also work with Mac OS X’ default braindead bash-settings, you’ll need a ~/.inputrc file.