CSS Browser Support Search Engine

Use the Browsersupport search engine to see which CSS features are supported by which browsers


Use the Browsersupport search engine to see which CSS features are supported by which browsers

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There may be many freely downloadable social icon sets out there but none quite as useful as this one from Alex Peattie. While many social icon sets are already highly stylized, meaning that their look can just as quickly go out of style or not fit the look of your project, these are just pure two colour versions of 152 social networking icons. Apart from being enormous in breadth, these are all supplied in png, svg formats as well as .ai (Adobe Illustrator) and .eps formats making them fully editable and scalable to any size. As if that weren’t enough, all these icons are free for personal and commercial use, even for remixing and redistribution.

If you hurry, you still have a day left to get a free website on breezi.com which allows you to use their fantastic online site editor. Start from a template and then drag and drop elements from images to videos, choose from a large selection of fonts, add any number of apps and much more.
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This free online web app will create CSS classes and IDs from a single image. This enables you to use a single image as a source for all your images in order to speed up and streamline loading of your images.


Vixy Freecorder allows you to Download YouTube (and many other online videos) Convert them to AVI, WMV, Mpeg, MP3 and much more…for Free!

An easily configurable online CSS only arrow generator by Simon Højberg. Click the buttons until you like the look, then copy the code and you’re done.

Though it’s been around for a long time, I’m often surprised that so many people haven’t heard of it yet.
TinEye is a reverse image search that allows you to upload an image from your computer, or paste in the url of an image on the web, and it will then search through it’s database of 18 million images to find where else that image is on the web, and it does so in a few seconds. The image may be slightly altered, a different size, yet it still does a miraculous job of finding the image you provide all across the web.
This is useful for finding the source of an image, the copyright holder, finding out if someone is using your images with or without your permission and a myriad of other potential uses.

Uptime Robot will monitor up to 50 websites for free and alert you when they go down via e-mail, SMS, Twitter, RSS or iPhone/iPad push notifications. This free web service checks your sites every 5 minutes.