I saw this posting on the very prosaic bensbargains.net website about ‘Arrested Development’ and for some reason it hit home:
best show on television that no one understands
How true.
I saw this posting on the very prosaic bensbargains.net website about ‘Arrested Development’ and for some reason it hit home:
best show on television that no one understands
How true.
Internet Explorer appears to offer an easy way to add a bookmark to the current page. The code is as simple as
window.external.AddFavorite(url, title);
But Firefox and Mozilla-based browser are more finicky. Dynamic Drive have an idea on how to do that, using the JavaScript call
window.sidebar.addPanel(title, url, "")
which works, eh, sometimes…
See, in my Firefox 1.0.7 the code above works just fine, but in my co-worker’s Firefox 1.0.7, it does not. Like Mozilla 1.5, his Firefox simply adds a panel to the browser sidebar (click ‘F9’ if you never met your sidebar), where the browser simply loads the page. Not what I wanted.