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Twitter snags Summize
Please keep the fail whale away from Summize, their search has been the only thing keeping Twitter usable (for me) these past few months. Here’s hoping the “Replies” tab just turns into a Summize search for @username. Ooh, and how about letting us customize that “Replies” tab search string? 
Shortwave Firefox Search Plugin
While Safari allows you to access individual Bookmarks Bar items with Apple + [1-9] keyboard shortcuts Firefox sadly does not offer an analog. So Brendan Borlase created a Search Plugin that passes commands to Shortwave. The best part? Apple + K focuses the search field for mouse-free Shortwave surfing in Firefox too.
Shortwave for the paranoid
Uses a self-hosted JavaScript file as opposed to a plain text file to avoid passing through shortwaveapp.com. I would have called it “Tinfoil Hat.”
Favicons
Did you know that most modern web browsers allow any supported image format as a favicon if you use the <link /> tag? One of the many tidbits I picked up while developing Fever.
Read Catch a Shortwave
Plainview
A bare-bones full screen browser built with WebKit. (via)
280 Slides
When I skimmed over @chockenberry joking about Objective-J on Twitter (yeah, remember Twitter?), I thought he was referring to the original iPhone SDK (or web apps with JavaScript in Safari). Turns out the guys at 280 North wrote an Objective-C interpreter in JavaScript. Basolutely sinane.
DevKick
Really digging the typography and color of this new web design and development aggregation site by the man originally responsible for Stylegala.
When Twitter is down
there’s no need to worry about their TOS.
CSS (in)Efficiency
Jim Barraud echoes unanswered questions about the performance of descendant selectors.