June was a fairly lively month. Firefox 3 is now out! I see most of my viewers are now using FF3! Well done :). In all seriousness, I found some pretty cool stuff in the June bookmarks.

Firefox

• Functional Firefox User Styles [Lifehacker] – There are some killer Firefox tweaks here. I know many of you readers have been asking about some of these so it’s definitely worth a look.
• Jiffy [Firefox Add-ons] – A new extension for Firebug that seems very promising. I’ll be keeping my eye on this one.
• Keyconfig for Firefox 3 [random($foo)] – The keyconfig Firefox extension didn’t support Firefox 3 until Leonard Lin updated it for us. Get it here!
• Field Guide to Firefox 3 [dria.org] – An article containing a great list of new features in Firefox 3. Something that is great to send on to others undecided about upgrading (seriously, their only "reasonable" excuse is extension non-compatibility).

Web Design

• Create a Slick iPhone/Mobile Interface from any RSS Feed [CSS-Tricks] – A thorough guide to creating an uber-sweet iPhone interface from your RSS feed. Chris Coyier worked hard to put together this awesome tutorial and shows us why he is highly respected in design-land.
• Should Links Open In New Windows? [Smashing Magazine] – A good read that explains why I don’t force links on eriwen.com to open in a new window and why, in general, you shouldn’t either.

Productivity

• Advanced GTD with Remember the Milk [Remember the Milk Blog] – Remember The Milk is my todo-list web application of choice. There are some really great ideas for managing your todo-lists here and I’m definitely going to be using some of these.

Javascript

• Learning MooTools: MooTools Tutorials and Examples [Six Revisions] – In general, I don’t try to advocate one JavaScript library over another, but this is one of the best lists I’ve seen. MooTools genius David Walsh is featured a bunch here with some great stuff!
• XSS (Cross Site Scripting) Cheat Sheet [ha.ckers] – Anyone that cares at all about securing their site needs to test every input with the patterns here. If you don’t know what XSS is then you are probably vulnerable!
• MooTools 1.2 Tooltips: Customize Your Tips [David Walsh Blog] – I had to single this post out because the way David goes about is really informative. Even if you don’t care about tooltips, you will learn a lot about doing similar things in MooTools.

Tools

• Announcing GNOME Do 0.5: "The Fighting 0.5" [David Siegel] – GNOME-Do is by far the coolest application launcher for open-source OSes. It looks exactly like Quicksilver and it’s functionality is almost equivalent.
• the unofficial google shell [goosh.org] – What? A web command-line for searching? Sweet! GUIs are waaaaaay overrated :). Seriously, it is faster and has much more functionality that you’d think.

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