In case you have large GIFs/JPEGs/PNGs cluttering your web server
space, and/or your web pages are loading too slow, you can reduce the file size of your images by:
deleting unnecessary, inserted comments + text "debris" + "bloat",
Web design standards compliance validators: these HTML, CSS, DOM, DHTML, MHTML, XHTML, RSS, XML, JavaScript, Java, ActiveX, VBScript,
Link + SSI tools check the accuracy of your code, reporting all aspects of design and eventual errors, flaws, invalid links, suggestions etc:
Link Popularity Check: checks your web site link popularity status on major search engines and compares it to other web sites.
Xenu's Link Sleuth: checks your web site for broken links and creates detailed report. Verifies: HTML links, images, frames, plug-ins, backgrounds, local image maps, style
sheets, scripts + java applets.
AnalogX LinkExaminer: checks your web site for internal + external broken links and creates detailed
report.
Web site safety, security + popularity diagnostic tools
Web site safety, security + popularity diagnostic tools: Online tools:
IE Do Not Track Test Page: test your web browser's DNT (Do Not Track) HTTP header [0 (disabled = opt in = tracking is on) or 1 (enabled = opt out =
tracking is off)] + "navigator.doNotTrack" object.
WebPagetest: web site performance tests + improvement guidelines.
WebPagetest: optimized web site performance tests +
comparison.
Show Slow (subscription or server install): monitors web site performance metrics over time, using combined results from YSlow, Page Speed + dynaTrace AJAX Edition
rankings.
Web browsers properties, compliance, stats, tests + speed benchmarks
What/When/Where can I use... compatibility tables for all major current and upcoming web browsers versions:
JavaScript, CSS, DOM, DHTML, XHTML, WebGL, Canvas, CORS etc.
This is the HTML/text editor I use [but I do
all my HTML coding by hand ]: Programmer's File Editor v1.01 32-bit (PFE32): Notepad replacement:
opens ANY number of ASCII/text/HTML/INI/source files of ANY size limited ONLY by your computer's memory, OLE2/DDE/MDI compliant, highly customizable: Get PFE32 [608 KB]. More info. HINT: BACKUP your original NOTEPAD.EXE, rename
PFE32.EXE to NOTEPAD.EXE, and then move the new NOTEPAD.EXE and PFE.HLP files to your Windows folder.
KompoZer, formerly known as NVU [free, open source]:
complete web authoring system based on Mozilla Gecko XUL interface engine: support for XML, CSS + JavaScript, includes FTP site manager, color picker, CSS editor, customizable toolbars, toolbar buttons, forms, cleaner markup, XFN,
visible marks etc.
HTML Beauty++ 2004: unlimited undo/redo, edits JavaScript + Pascal/Delphi files, up to 50 open files of unlimited size, fast links + image tags creation, floating toolbars,
project management, image editor HTML file preview with up to 3 different external browsers besides default system browser, built-in image browser/viewer, 19 tag designers, support for W3C HTML 4.0 + CSS reference, right-click
menu for .HTML, .JS, .CSS + .TXT files with option to open with HTML Beauty etc.
Fresh HTML: WYSIWYG tree view interface, built-in editor, CSS styles inspector, tag
attributes inspector, button generator wizard, icon packs, spell check, ActiveX + Java applet support, background sound linking support (*.mid, *.wav, *.au), JavaScript/VBScript (*.js + *.vbs) linking + editing support, media
player, quick time, real media + flash video support, robots meta, link (style sheet, default icon, next, prev etc), search engines position optimizer, scheme color template for background, text + link.
WebZard 32-bit [953 KB]: good HTML editor, takes the pain out of creating tables, page/font layouts, frames etc.
DHE (Dynamic HTML Editor): dynamic cross-browser web page creator/editor, imports images in multiple formats, supports file insert, recursion + simple events, manages + generates
complex labels etc.
Arachnophilia (careware): one of the best full featured HTML editors, written in Java.
HTMLDOC
[2.5 MB]: converts HTML files into PDF (Acrobat Reader) + PS (Post Script) formats.
HTTrack [3.5 MB]: downloads to local computer hard disk entire web site, rebuilds entire directory/file
structure, rearranges entire link structure and views/edits it offline.
Arclab Dir2HTML [1.2 MB]: directory/folder structure/tree to HTML converter and HTML index
generator.
EFTP (Encrypted FTP): FTP client + FTP server tool with strong RSA + Blowfish encryption for secure transfers.
FTP Surfer: FTP client with Internet Explorer look-alike interface.
FTP Explorer: FTP client with Windows Explorer look-alike
interface.
WinSCP: SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) and SCP (Secure CoPy) client uses SSH (Secure SHell) encryption for secure transfers.
AceFTP: FTP client with Internet Explorer look-alike interface.
Tunnelier: SFTP
(SSH FTP) client uses SSH (Secure SHell), SSPI (GSSAPI) Kerberos 5 + NTLM encryption for secure transfers, includes scriptable command line remote execution client (sexec) + command line terminal emulation client (stermc) etc,
highly customizable.
FTP Wanderer: multithreaded FTP client, Windows Explorer look-alike, CERN proxy support, resume download/upload, transfer manager,
local file browser etc.
net2ftp: web server based FTP file transfer client.
Host + Design Your Own Web Site Guides + Tools: avoid paying for a host provider →
download, install + learn how to use free (GPL), open source server software to host your own web/ftp site(s) on your home computer(s):
Guides, How-tos +
FAQs:
Using a Windows OS 32-bit or 64-bit [not free: end user, OEM or business license required!]:
Web Fonts (@font-face) Kit Generator: uses offline fonts (*.ttf,
*.otf) to generate optimized/customized web fonts (font objects) + CSS code for all major web browsers: *.eot (IE only), *.ttf, *.svg, *.woff.
How
to do this: Right-click on this link (my Site Search page using Google) → select Save Link As... (Firefox,
Mozilla, SeaMonkey, Gecko) or Save Target As... (Internet Explorer) or Save link as... (Chrome, Safari, WebKit) or Save Linked Content As... (Opera) and select to save Web Page, HTML only (Firefox,
Mozilla, SeaMonkey, Gecko) or Web Page, HTML only (*.htm;*.html) (Internet Explorer) or Web Page, HTML Only (Chrome, Safari, WebKit) or HTML file (Opera) →
right-click (Windows OS users: in Windows Explorer or similar file management tool) on your saved search.htm file → select to open
it with your favorite Notepad or better free(ware) plain text/ASCII editor→ find the ACTION='http://www.google.com/search'
text string → use the search script between the 1st pair of start <FORM etc...> and end </FORM> tags as template (copy & paste) for your site search page →
customize it to match your web site design. The CLASS='GSS'
selector inside <INPUT etc...> tags point to the
.GSS{your
customized CSS code here...} CSS style sheet found within the
<HEAD> section under the
<STYLE TYPE='text/css'
MEDIA='all'>
tag, and can be also customized. The ID='gglsrc'
selector points to the separate gglsrc.js JavaScript file (which requires the presence of gglbox.gif), and is referred to under the
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE='JavaScript'
TYPE='text/javascript' SRC='gglsrc.js?form=gglsrc'>
tag, which must be located right after the closing </FORM>
tag. And last but not least... don't forget to change the domain name (all instances) to match yours, otherwise you're gonna search my site from your
server.