Google Chrome

Online HAR viewer

HTTP Archive Viewer – a handy tool for troubleshooting web pages. Here is how to use it:

Open Google Chrome browser (new tab).
Press F12 to open Developer Tools.
Switch to Network tab.
Load any page in the tab.
Right-click anywhere over network requests to get a menu.
Select ‘Save as HAR with content’.
Choose the location for the HAR file.

Now you can drag-n-drop this file into the HTTP Archive Viewer and study how the page loaded, which requests were made, how much time was spent and how it was spent. This is particularly useful for the following scenarios:

You are about to make some changes to your site, and you want to compare ‘before’ and ‘after’.
You are troubleshooting a session of a non-technical user, who can’t provide you access to his desktop environment.

Lego : Build with Chrome

browserling – interactive cross-browser testing

Social Fixer – improved Facebook experience

Enhance Facebook And Remove Annoyances!

Social Fixer for Facebook plugs into your browser and improves the existing Facebook.com web site. You get to pick which features you want to use:

Filter your news feed by keyword, author, and more
Tabbed news feed organizes posts by games, apps, etc
Hide parts of the page you don’t want to see
Don’t show posts you’ve already read
Auto-switch to the Most Recent news feed
Add some style with custom themes
And much more! See the List of Features.

High resolution browser logos

GitHub Explore daily email brought in this awesome repo today. It’s a collection of high resolution web browser logos with transparent backgrounds.

It’s not just the five or six major browsers. The collection covers more than 50 (!!!) different browsers, with different logos for different versions. This is one and only place to go for when you need that “Best viewed in Internet Explorer 6” sign.