If you’re a seasoned programmer, or even if you’ve just learned how, you probably have a few reusable code snippets. SnippShot is a cloud-based web app that easily saves your snippets, allowing you to access them from any machine. More »
Chrome: Wondering what software a site is using to perform its magic? Chrome extension BuiltWith Technology Profile tells you what software are systems used on any given site with a single click. More »
Personal landing sites like Flavors.me are really popular right now, but we prefer more complete control over what Google has to say about us. Here’s a Lifehacker-made, easily customisable, open-source solution that you can place on any server and have running in minutes. More »
Snoopy is a bookmarklet that lets you peek under the hood of web pages on mobile browsers, providing a page overview (like its doctype and the JavaScript libraries its using) along with a view source option. More »
Windows: If you routinely work with WebDAV as a method of file transfer you’re likely disappointed in the native Windows support for it. BitKinex is an all-in-one tool for FTP, SFTP and WebDAV transfers. More »
Firefox only: If you’re a web developer, there’s one Firefox extension that you should without question be using, and that’s Firebug. The extensive web development toolbox just updated to version 1.5, bringing with it several great new features and bug fixes. More »
Firefox: If you’ve ever sighed and said “Oh Firebug, if only you were wide screen!”, today is your lucky day. Widerbug is a version of the popular web development tool tweaked for wide screens. More »
