This software captures the code of the current webpage and transfers it to a SubEthaEdit document.
This review will highlight the features and installation process of the View Source in SubEthaEdit script.
As a software tool, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script serves the purpose of obtaining the source code of the page displayed in Camino's current tab and placing it in a new, unsaved SubEthaEdit document. It is important to note that if the currently loaded page is a local file, the file itself is opened in SubEthaEdit instead of creating a new document. The tool achieves this without downloading or creating new files.
Additionally, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script provides source code for only the selected text on the page. This feature comes in handy when you need source code for specific sections of a web page.
Regarding installation, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script requires unzipping and moving to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/. The tilde (~) used in the path represents the user's home folder, with any missing subfolders created during installation.
After installation, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script will appear under the "Camino Scripts" heading in the system-wide Script menu whenever Camino is the frontmost application. Camino toolbar customization allows dragging the tool onto the toolbar for quick and easy access. Overall, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script is a valuable software tool for web developers and enthusiasts alike.
As a software tool, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script serves the purpose of obtaining the source code of the page displayed in Camino's current tab and placing it in a new, unsaved SubEthaEdit document. It is important to note that if the currently loaded page is a local file, the file itself is opened in SubEthaEdit instead of creating a new document. The tool achieves this without downloading or creating new files.
Additionally, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script provides source code for only the selected text on the page. This feature comes in handy when you need source code for specific sections of a web page.
Regarding installation, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script requires unzipping and moving to the path ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Camino/. The tilde (~) used in the path represents the user's home folder, with any missing subfolders created during installation.
After installation, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script will appear under the "Camino Scripts" heading in the system-wide Script menu whenever Camino is the frontmost application. Camino toolbar customization allows dragging the tool onto the toolbar for quick and easy access. Overall, the View Source in SubEthaEdit script is a valuable software tool for web developers and enthusiasts alike.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A