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How do we create a search plugin for Safari? Like this post
Here is a Safari plugin whereby you can customize it to search other sites. May work with Stack Overflow (I haven't tried it). Check out that site too for other Safari plugins.
I recently wrote Safari Omnibar which is a native extension for Safari that let's you add custom search keywords for searching directly on particular sites. You can also set the default search engine to any other site.
Safari Omnikey Homepage
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If you're looking for a search plugin specifically for this site, someone will have to write one.
AFAIK, Safari doesn't have a Search plugin capability. You could try Inquisitor; just add the URL https://stackoverflow.com/search?s=%#
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I have come up with various solutions like using inboxSDK or using gmail.js plugin. But are these the standard way of creating gmail extensions? Is there any another way? Can we use these plugins for production usage?
This may still depend on what you need to do with Gmail. You can use Gmail API in developing a chrome extension. You have to use chrome.identity to authorize your extension to make a request to Google APIs. You can also use gmail.js, but as stated in this related SO post this project isn't maintained by Google. You can also use Apps Script and make a web app then let your chrome extension send data through postMessage. Hope this helps.
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If you are making a Website which will not support IE8 and all browsers older then that. Whats the best practice for that? Should there just be an alert and the Site should show anyways (and look bad) or should the site completly be replaced by a warning?
Personally the approach I would take is similar to that of viewing a website on a mobile device, sometimes you will get a warning saying the website is not compatible. I.E like you said replace the website with a warning, possibly suggesting that the user updates their browser. Hope this helps!
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In my IIS logs, some of the entries say Mozilla/4.0(compatible...;+GTB7.4;...). I am a curious/suspicious person and would like to find out what "GTB7.4" means. No useful info on goog, bing or SO. It seems to be some add-on for MSIE 8.0. What is it?
It's a fragment of the User agent that tells you that particular browser has the Google Toolbar v. 7.4 installed.
From the fragment you posted -
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible
it might be Internet Explorer 8 or less.
References:
User agent GTB or GTB5 is the Google Toolbar
Remove or ignore GTB (Google Toolbar) entry from the HTTP_USER_AGENT
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I'm currently creating a site using Sharepoint, I notice when I add a page into the root it automatically adds them onto the top navigation, but I'd like to have a side navigation too (with sub pages)
Unfortunately this is quite different to any project I've worked on before, and find when compared to other CMS it is very tricky to find much information online about how to perform relatively simple tasks in Sharepoint, so I'd really appreciate any help!
Thank you
Check that your pages are published and approved
You did not state the version of SharePoint you are using, so this explanation is for SP2010:
Go to Site Settings --> Navigation
There you can add/remove pages to the "global navigation" (that would be the top navigation) and the "current navigation" (that would be the side).
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Why every web browser interpret the web page different. Is it some standard for interpreting HTML, CSS or JavaScript or that depends of company witch development the web browser.
The browser is what interprets the html. The browser engineers do have a standard to go by, but in the end, they choose how their browser will interpret and display the html, css, etc, and how it will function.
There is a standard specification set by the World Wide Web Consortium. Most browsers follow it pretty well. Firefox, Opera, et. al. follow it pretty much to the letter but Internet Explorer does not in some cases.
actually yes it depends upon the interpretation of CSS and in turn, many tags.
This article provides some more insight on the matter.