I don’t think this serve any real purpose but it’s fun to see the expression of your friends when they wonder why all websites on your Safari browsers are flipped upside down or displayed in other angles.
Here’s 2 Safari browser bookmarklets I stumble upon. The first one allows you to flip the website in Safari upside down, while the second allows you to enter any dimension you prefer. Just drag these following bookmarklets to your Safari browser bookmark toolbar.
via mir.aculo.us
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Posted by hongkiat in Interesting, Mac Tips , at 06.06.08
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Lis June 6th, 2008
Your blog is my daily reads.
This feature to see safari flip is indeed an entertainment, or maybe when we feel like challenging our mind to read upside down?
Thanks for the great posts, as always.
ReplyWendy June 6th, 2008
After playing around with this for a while, I feel dizzy.. You owe me an aspirin ;)
Replyash chuan June 7th, 2008
I managed to flip this upside down in my browser. Like you say it is pointless but fun. Spiderman will find this a treat. Reading this while hanging from the ceiling :)
Replyhongkiat June 9th, 2008
@Lis Thanks, glad to hear that. Maybe you can add the bookmarklet on your friend’s Safari, flipped it and delete the bookmarklet :-P
@Wendy Try at your own risk, lol.
@ash I’d really like to try this on a monster inch monitor. I’ll love even cooler.
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