Many times we find the exact coordinates to center a location on Google Maps plugin and the truth is hard to know which among so many parameters can be found in the url to Google. There is a javascript trick to get comfortable using these data in a clear and quick.

Only you type in the url instead of the js code:

  javascript: void (prompt ('', gApplication.getMap (). getCenter ())); 

There are many sites that cry to heaven against the use of internet explorer 6 and is that any creative focus to the web knows the headaches that may be making a visible web 2.0 with a minimum of decency in this outdated browser . In Norway have gone a step further by creating a call that has dragged more than 60 online media to their ranks including the great vg.no that Scandinavian country is the page that receives the greatest number of hits a milestone against using explorer 6.

On the other hand there are many news that I read about companies that announces the end of that browser support, such as Facebook.

Earlier today I updated the site adding a banner that invites users to change Explorer 6 browser, if it is true that in Spain at least many companies use Windows 2000 servers that do not allow the updating of the browser or even the previous Version number 7 if you can find an alternative as it could be Firefox, Opera ...

I invite all developers benefiting from these initiatives and add on their sites warning of the negative ads using Explorer 6 as your browser and so here you have some links about it.

http://www.maestrosdelweb.com/actualidad/aprendamos-de-los-noruegos-y-digamos-adios-al-ie6/

http://www.colordeu.es/BLOG/sevenup-lucha-contra-ie6-con-este-script

Interesting online application developed by Alex Deveria that lets us know that date and any options available browser type html5, css3, etc ...

Through checkboxes can define the type of search you want to achieve and we can even ask if that was not enough as an alternative plugin or javascript.

Here you have the link to this interesting application.

Surfing the net I found an interesting tool called MRI, our dragging this bookmark toolbar automatically will have a tool capable of showing colors highlighted by the tags you type in a text field, it also creates a list of css associated with those tags. It has a very nice design and can be installed in almost every browser known, is not as complete as a firebug but much more friendly in their use to inspect items.

Here you have the link http://westciv.com/mri/