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https://market.android.com/details?id=org.droidstop.nerdbrowser
I just released a simple little browser intended to be of help for mobile web developers. It currently has these features:
* View Source (with syntax highlighting (though javascript/css does not get highlighted yet))
* Inject JavaScript
* Console View
* View resources referenced from the current page
* Pause/Resume embedded content such as flash objects.
Though it functions as a standalone browser, it also integrates into the standard browsers share menu.
Please, remember that this is in very early beta and I published it just to give other web developers the opportunity to join in and let me know what features needs to be implemented, and of course to let me know of any serious bugs.
Next up for implementation is a
* html dom outline (think inspect element in Google Chrome)
Let me know what you think
Thanks
I am just thinking through which features should be nice to have in the next update.
In your eyes, is a read-only dom explorer, configureable user-agent and http header viewer good enough for the next update?
Looking at my server stats for the browser start page I can see NerdBrowser already have quite a few unique users, though market console states only 5 total installs, I wonder which one to trust...
Cheers
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Spent a couple of days converting my OS Map app to a live wallpaper. It now leverages the AndNav library and a few bits from RMap, for which I'm eternally grateful. Obviously, the source code will be made available upon release.
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Features:
* REALLY fast - start up in under 2 seconds with loads of caching
* Minimal CPU usage - background not changed unless network location changes
* Choice of maps (not just Ordnance Survey - Google etc)
It's running well in the emulator at the moment; Google assure me that my own Nexus One is on the way so it'll be released once I've had a chance to test it properly.
Dave.
David Horn said:
Spent a couple of days converting my OS Map app to a live wallpaper. It now leverages the AndNav library and a few bits from RMap, for which I'm eternally grateful. Obviously, the source code will be made available upon release.
Features:
* REALLY fast - start up in under 2 seconds with loads of caching
* Minimal CPU usage - background not changed unless network location changes
* Choice of maps (not just Ordnance Survey - Google etc)
It's running well in the emulator at the moment; Google assure me that my own Nexus One is on the way so it'll be released once I've had a chance to test it properly.
Dave.
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Looks like the Google Maps Live Wallpaper
reserved for when released
It is an android text editor,support create a new,open,save,save as file,and support multiple charset.
Version 1.1:
1)support create a new,open,save,save as file
2)support multiple charset
3)Embedded file browser
4)Settings and search functions
5)support 2.1\2.2 and phone\tablet\pad
Download from:http://code.google.com/p/andbox/downloads/list
Apk Download:http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=610992&stc=1&d=1306721240
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Hi Everyone, please give me some advice or useful functions,so I can continually optimize it to help use android of users
downloaded and will give it a shot
thanks for the app, it's my daily txt editor now,
what I'm missing are: menu options to close edited file and to exit the application
Is there a reason that I cannot access the download page on Google? I always get:
403. That’s an error.
Your client does not have permission to get URL /p/andbox/downloads/list from this server. That’s all we know.
fonter said:
Hi Everyone, please give me some advice or useful functions,so I can continually optimize it to help use android of users
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I suggest to add some features for programmers, such as syntax highlighting for Java, C, C++, Python, etc., or a modified keyboard with useful symbols (such as {} or []). Also gestures can be a great improvement. Go on with this project, there aren't good text editors for Android, especially for Honeycomb, and yours could be the first!
Tux just what I needed
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Dolphin Browser Mini v2.2
Requirements: Android 1.6+
Overview: Something fast, something simple, something new! It is Dolphin Browser Mini.
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New Dolphin Browser Mini aims at providing a friendly user experience for all of you.
Enjoy this new version now and let us know how it works for you.
Highlights:
*High speed responsibility
*Speed Dial Homepage
*Innovative Menu design
*Infinite tabs browsing
*Intelligent back & forward button
*Powerful Copy Text (Select Text)
Features:
*Gesture
*Multi-tab browsing
*Multi-touch pinch zoom
*Tool Box
*RSS Detection
*Bookmarks sync
*Bookmarks/History/Most Visited
*Flash Support for Froyo
What's in this version:
Fixed select text issue on some devices.
Fixed auto-fit issue on HTC Incredible.
Fixed double tap to zoom in/ out in Android mode on HTC devices.
Fixed crash bugs
Change application icon
More Info:
Code:
http://www.dolphin-browser.com/
Download Instructions:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/1611884354/dolphinmini2.2.zip
Mirrors :
http://uploading.com/files/5de61bdf/dolphinmini2.2.zip/
What's the difference between that one and the market one?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.dolphin.browser&feature=search_result
You do know that the image you have there belongs to Dolphin Browser HD right? So basically you have the image of a different application in this thread. My Original Thread on it is here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1106011.
theo80 said:
What's the difference between that one and the market one?
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.dolphin.browser&feature=search_result
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[What it is]
Quoter is my free app for wasting time on the go by reading quotes from bash.org and similar sites. Perfect for standing in lines, riding buses/trains, waiting for something and generally having nothing to do for a while.
The app is ad-supported, however ads can be disabled in the options if they are annoying. If you like the app and want to support me as a developer, please keep them turned on - thanks.
[Features]
Read quotes on all devices - 1.6+, all display sizes are supported, including tablets
Multiple quote sources in English, German and Russian
Save quote pages for offline reading
Use volume buttons to scroll through quotes
Tweak the UI (bright and dark themes, variable font size)
Share quotes through IM, G+, Facebook & co.
[Screenshots]
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[How to get it]
Download it for free from the Android market:
[Details]
Quoter 2.0 is built using ActionBarSherlock to provide a modern interface on all Android versions starting from 1.6.
I tried to keep the look and feel of the app as close to the Android guidelines as possible. It has native localization into English, German and Russian. For tablets, a slightly modified UI is provided, with more whitespace, larger text and action bar items text enabled.
Have fun using Quoter! Bug reports or improvement suggestions are always appreciated.
Cool
Works very nice.
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Lumberjack is a useful application for application developers, Android custom rom developers and users alike.
This will allow you to see the live logs on your device, but also gives you the option to export the files to your favourite application such as Gmail or Dropbox.
Unlike similar applications, this was designed with Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich tablets and phones in mind.
Logs this application displays & exports:
* Logcat (main & system)
* Events Logcat
* Radio Logcat
* Dmesg
* Last_kmsg
* /system contents
* Loaded modules
* Mounted filesystems
Note: this application is for Honecomb and Ice Cream Sandwich devices ONLY.
Screenshots:
Market Link
Direct Download
Useful!
Thanks for the download link, Dont know why the market says its not compatible with my CM9 TouchPad and NexusOne "
This app is incompatible with all of your devices.
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How about swiping between the two tabs...just for some UI consistency? Also there are a few graphical glitches in the second tab...other then that, works great...and for the stuff you like to do, the UI doesn't matter that much...
Great tool. I've been looking for something like this. Would you consider adding colour coded logcat entries?
A new icon wouldn't hurt too.