I made a static version of my own cheatsheet available on my personal site and called it version 1.0, so naturally this one is version 1.1. I have a bunch of new features planned for version 1.2 already. If you have any ideas or suggestions for future versions drop me an email.
I hate the 'add to favorites' and bookmark functions in the browser. Invariably, I will upgrade the browser and lose track of things in the shuffle or a third party 'helper' application will really screw things up. Maybe this has happened to you as well. So a long time ago, I started keeping a handmade html page as my browser home/start page. Recently, I thought that some of you might like to use this as your start page too, since it has been pretty handy for me.
The 'cheatsheet' is pretty basic and mainly contains links that I use on a daily basis and search boxes for a few websites that I visit often but would rather not deal with the bulky interface just to track a package. I actually use a different version, it has more columns so I can do site administration stuff for this site and musicrag.com. This version has top news headlines and local weather. Unfortunately, it's my local weather. To customize it for your city, go to weather.com and sign up for the weather.com weather magnet. They will give you customized code for your city to replace my code.
- Customize up to 20 links on your own cheatsheet
- Customize background colors, font, text size and more
- Search Google, Amazon, Dictionary.com, and the Whois Database
- Track FedEx and UPS packages from the cheatsheet
- Headlines from world news sources like CNN, BBC, and the New York Times. Provided by Moreover
- Local weather forcast via Weather.com
- Links to 20 popular web-based tools, 12 links to news sites, and links to 20 frequently trafficked blogs