Password Cipher which I have written was in console mode. To make it more usable, I port it into Java, then build a simple user interface. For more detail, please read here.
Month: July 2010
My first Greasemonkey script
Finally, I wrote a Greasemonkey script. The script is target on a Chinese comic website. You can download the script here. I wrote the script because the links are not named in sequence. To offline read the comic, I would like to download the comic first. Then I can read the comic offline. After that, I can delete the comic.
But the name are not in sequence, I cannot download the comic using batch downloading. Thus, writing this script to produce the link, then from the link, I can download the comic with any download manager.
Before writing this script, actually I plan to wrote a comic download manager, target on any website. But suddenly I wonder why don’t I use javascript to generate the link.
My favourite Thunderbird add-ons
Since I tried on Evolution of Ubuntu, an email client just like Microsoft Outlook, with PIM (Personal Information Manager) features, allows using IMAP, and allows synchronization. I really like it. So I tried to install Evolution for Windows. However, Evolution for Windows cannot work properly on Windows 7. Then, I need to switch back to Thunderbird. Since I like the feature of PIM and the synchronization with GMail and Google Calendar, I have installed following add-ons:
- Lightning – Enable calendar in Thunderbird, and works with iCal format.
- Google Contacts – Bidirectional access with Google Contacts, previously I used Zindus.
- Provider for Google Calendar – Enable bidirectional access with Google Calendar.
Move my projects to SourceForge project hosting
I just move my Prayer Clock project to SourceForge.net project hosting. Have a look here.