Man, is this only my second post here?  I’m not too good at this, am I?

Luckily, I’ve got nothing but good news to report.  The bookmark code is now feature-complete!  It’s also pretty much at zarro boogs.  (Can you be almost at zarro boogs?).  All that’s left is a little code clean up.  About half the existing bookmark code was unused scripting support which I’ve partly used and partly overridden.  I’m going to weed out what’s not being used and move what is being used into my ScriptingSupport.mm silo.  I’m implementing scripting as a series of categories on various classes, which seems like the cleanest, most encapsulated way to do it.  They all reside in one file, ScriptingSupport.mm.  Someday that file may have to split, but at least the scripting support will remain separated from the ordinary implementation of the classes, which I think is important.

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Not much news on the Tabsposé front recently. I have spend the past week optimizing code and going through the review process for my first patch. Once the first patch makes it in the repository, it will be followed by a smaller one dealing with click handling as seen in my screencast. Soon you will be able to play around with it on Camino’s trunk build. Until then, no Tabsposé for you!

In some of the past screenshots of Tabsposé the thumbnails looked jagged. One of the things I worked on this weekend was getting the images to look smooth by setting the graphics context to use ‘NSImageInterpolationHigh.’ There is a minor performance hit that comes along with using this; however, it produces very good looking thumbnails. Here is an example with normal interpolation and one with high interpolation.

I also started to add the site title to the bottom of the preview. A screenshot can be found here.

Here is a quick screencast I made showing the progress so far on Tabposé. I will be posting more in the days to come, if you are wondering how it scales you can find a screenshot of 14 tabs open here.