Microformats and Firefox

December 19, 2006

Microformats have been around for a while and increasingly receiving positive feedback and adoption. They're known as "simple conventions for embedding semantic markup for a specific problem domain" but if I'd choose one word to define it, it would be simplicity. Today I found a post mentioning two Firefox extensions (Operator and Tail) and one Greasemonkey script. If you're info microformats I urge you to try these.

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Nick Peters: +

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There's a list of Microformat implementations at http://microformats.org/wiki/implementations. Another greasemonkey script that I really like is Google hCalendar.

Wednesday, December 20. 2006 at 16:16 (Link) (Reply)

Celso: +

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Very nice. I'm tempted to learn XUL and start my own Firefox toolbar.

Thursday, December 21. 2006 at 18:57 (Link) (Reply)

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