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2008-08-13 — This functionality was probably created for MediaWiki 1.3 or 1.4 and uses only the most simple of templating technologies. It’s quite easy to understand, and I hope I made instructions simple enough for others. BUT, the newer MediaWiki versions have vastly “improved” functionality such as allowing math or logic in templating. This would open up newer/simpler possibilities, but this oldschool method is probably faster-running than them.
See also:
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TODO – move bookmarked “to consider” addons here
TODO – make pages for anything I review.
Are they extensions? Are they addons? I don’t know!
The equivalent for Firefox is Firefox add-ons and extensions
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alt+click-drag window resizing (Similar to X-Windows)
The winner ended up being Hummingbird, which has notes and alternatives.
Software >
Chrome > Chrome extensions >
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tunable-image-block/agpjllgcceliiblmebkbiccaaldfedbc/
http://tuniblock.blogspot.com/
Hide images of a specified size range.
control and hover over an image to load it.Hold shift and hover over an image to load all images on the page.
Software >
Chrome > Chrome extensions >
https://github.com/benblack86/linkclump
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj
Bulk-open all links from a selection on a page.
z then left-click–drag over links to bulk open them.(options)
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/last-tab-keepalive/pekhngokoehglkdkciedpimjddpbkcod/
Requires Chrome be allowed to run as a background app when closed.
