Perhaps this is old knowledge for some of you, but it is new to me. I figure I could pass it along to everyone here.
By entering the following string in the URL bar of whatever browser you use, you can render the tab/window as a basic, barebones text editor:
I’m not sure what kind of utility any of you might make of it, but I find it seems to work well, even on my clamshell iBook running TFF. I tested it as well in Leopard WebKit, so this appears to be browser-agnostic.
And yes, you can save whatever you type as a plain text file.
By entering the following string in the URL bar of whatever browser you use, you can render the tab/window as a basic, barebones text editor:
Code:
data:text/html,<html contenteditable>
I’m not sure what kind of utility any of you might make of it, but I find it seems to work well, even on my clamshell iBook running TFF. I tested it as well in Leopard WebKit, so this appears to be browser-agnostic.
And yes, you can save whatever you type as a plain text file.