Is there a widget for Yahoo! Widgets in that can embed/display a webpage?
August 23, 2007 3:17 PM Subscribe
Is there a widget for Yahoo! Widgets in that can embed/display a webpage?
I'm looking for a Yahoo! Widgets (formerly Konfabulator) widget that I can embed a website in to be displayed. I want functionality similar to the Netvibes "Web Page" module that can display any website given its URL.
(Ultimately, I'd like to use this for several things: to see my 30Boxes calendar [by displaying the http://m.30boxes.com page], to keep track of my To Do list also at 30B, to view MLB.com gamecasts on my desktop, etc).
I searched both Google and the Yahoo! Widgets Gallery (which is always fairly useless and painful to navigate). Other suggestions?
I'm looking for a Yahoo! Widgets (formerly Konfabulator) widget that I can embed a website in to be displayed. I want functionality similar to the Netvibes "Web Page" module that can display any website given its URL.
(Ultimately, I'd like to use this for several things: to see my 30Boxes calendar [by displaying the http://m.30boxes.com page], to keep track of my To Do list also at 30B, to view MLB.com gamecasts on my desktop, etc).
I searched both Google and the Yahoo! Widgets Gallery (which is always fairly useless and painful to navigate). Other suggestions?
ag, it looks like the Konfabulator implies you're on a mac -- apologies if you are
posted by ragaskar at 4:19 PM on August 23, 2007
posted by ragaskar at 4:19 PM on August 23, 2007
Response by poster: nope -- Windows XP -- Yahoo Widgets is multiplatform.
Active desktop doesn't really work -- too large a space and not manipulable enough.
posted by chefscotticus at 7:49 PM on August 23, 2007
Active desktop doesn't really work -- too large a space and not manipulable enough.
posted by chefscotticus at 7:49 PM on August 23, 2007
You realize you can split up AD objects into multiple windows, control their size, dock them permanently to the desktop and other fun things, right? (Like remove all chrome, so it's just a paneless window.)
I'd suggest you take another look at Active Desktop; it seems like it really may be what you're asking for.
posted by disillusioned at 9:40 PM on August 23, 2007
I'd suggest you take another look at Active Desktop; it seems like it really may be what you're asking for.
posted by disillusioned at 9:40 PM on August 23, 2007
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Here's the microsoft knowledge base article on the subject.
posted by ragaskar at 4:17 PM on August 23, 2007