Moderation in place

The latest update to blummy covers moderation.
I have cleaned up the blummlets so that there should not be too many blummlets doing the same thing left. While cleaning up I had to merge a few blummlets; if everything went okay you wouldn’t have noticed anything, if not, a blummlet might have disappeared from your blummy. Sorry for that.

  • [GUI] A check next to a blummlet means that it has been verified by a moderator.
  • [Feature] In preferences you can check whether you want to see unverified blummlets, too (default is no)
  • [Feature] You can now choose to open a blummlet in a new Window or Tab (Preferences under advanced). This is actually a not seen feature for bookmarklets. It is established by using the Blummy library function Blummy.href() which resembles location.href = url as Blummy.href(url).
  • [GUI] Cleaned up the preferences window a bit.

With cleaning up I moved almost each blummlet using location.href to use Blummy.href so that for most of them the “open in tab” feature should work. Additionally I have converted all the document.selection/window.getSelection etc. to Blummy.getSelection so that using the selection should work in almost any browser now.

blummy, changes

Now with Preferences

So the latest release is online. The additions this time:

  • [GUI] There is now a simple and advanced mode.
  • [Feature] A Preferences page is now available.
  • [App] You can now change blummy’s opacity in the Preferences.
  • [App] You can now change the close button position in blummy in the Preferences.
  • [Feature] There is now a Save button if XHR does not work for you in configuration.
  • [GUI] A small Flash movie on the Start Page shows how blummy works.