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DevTools, an Opera widget

by Max Pro Oct 15, 2010
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  1. Pro Maxart-blue-80 Max

    This is a very simple Base64, URL and HEX encoder/decoder app I made for myself, using HTML/CSS/JavaScript (bundled inside an Opera Widget).

    Wanted a simple app with which I could base64-encode images/svg files for a long while... Ended up coding it myself. Opera widgets enable reading files from the computer, which is exactly what I needed.
    Now I just need to make an icon for it...

    Full-size shot: http://cl.ly/2qSq

    over 1 year ago

  2. Pro 15741_1069173429171_1821154718_157017_1046571_n Justin Rhoades

    This looks exceptionally clean and useful. How do you add files to the input field, just drag and drop?

    over 1 year ago

  3. Pro Maxart-blue-80 Max

    Thanks Justin!
    Right now double-clicking the Base64 button opens up the file manager (like so). Unfortunately, I don't think drag-and-drop is supported in Opera Widgets (but I might be wrong).

    As I wanted the UI to be as minimalist as possible, switching between Encoding and Decoding is made via a key combination ;)

    over 1 year ago

  4. Maxart-blue-80

    Sixtyfour_teaser SixtyFour.app New iteration on DevTools, this time as a standalone, desktop app (using Titanium Desktop). Simple, drag-and-drop Base64-encoding app, made with CSS3, SVG ... May 06, 2011

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    SixtyFour.app

    by Max

    New iteration on DevTools, this time as a standalone, desktop app (using Titanium Desktop).

    Simple, drag-and-drop Base64-encoding app, made with CSS3, SVG and JavaScript. The Base64 value is directly copied into the OS clipboard.

    The attached video demonstrates the hover effect.

    about 1 year ago

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