By John Gruber
WorkOS: Let agents sign up for your app without a browser.
Roger Johansson offers an extensive report on the ways you can use CSS to style web form controls, in all the major browsers, on both Mac OS X and Windows XP. A ton of work went into this; bravo.
(Via Dan Cederholm’s SimpleBits.)
iChat’s Paste command inexplicably supports text styles, which means that if you paste text from, say, a web page into iChat, the pasted text is in the color and font of the web page you copied it from. This is never what I want.
Mac Geekery has a nice tip showing how to hack iChat using Interface Builder to add a Paste as Plain Text command (or you could just change the built-in Paste command using the info in this tip). One small correction: where the tip says to use Cmd-I to open Interface Builder’s Info palette, you need to use Shift-Cmd-I.
Wonderful news.
Don’t let the name fool you; it was just released earlier today.
Congratulations to Ric Ford on the tenth anniversary of the MacInTouch web site. Still no permalinks, alas.
Andy McCue reporting for Silicon.com:
Billing Microsoft as the good guys and Apple the villains of the piece — at least as far as corporate America, rather than users, is concerned, Ballmer said: “We’ve had DRM in Windows for years. The most common format of music on an iPod is ‘stolen’.”
(Via Slashdot.)