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$5 submissions 07-18-2006 02:24 AM

What FREE webmaster tool would you use DAILY/FREQUENTLY?
 
Post your wish list here.

What web-based tool would you like that would make your job as a webmaster much much easier?

Some ideas off the top of my head:

Bulk code detector, replacer, and editor

Bulk file renamer


What other tool/app would you like to be FREE and would help you with your daily webmaster tasks?

leg4 07-18-2006 02:25 AM

Just an easy and cool thumb generator.. to make quick thumbs from a directory of pictures.

scottybuzz 07-18-2006 02:25 AM

bookmarked - good thread

potter 07-18-2006 02:27 AM

I'm pretty sure any webmaster that has a daily task to accomplish already has a very nice paid for program for the job. Hell, I own 4 programs to watermark/thumb/resize alone. That's just for thumbnails!

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 02:28 AM

Keep the free tool ideas flowing

3M TA3 07-18-2006 02:30 AM

winscp
dreamweaver
puttyssh
screenprint
winrar
powerzip (for creating tar files in windows)

in fact i have 5 of them open right now

GrouchyAdmin 07-18-2006 02:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Some ideas off the top of my head:
Bulk code detector, replacer, and editor
Bulk file renamer

The second is easy. I've done that several times. What would you want for a 'code editor and replacer'? There are several GPL/GNU tools (yeah, yeah) like FCKEditor, HTMLArea, and the like.

Personally, I've tried my own hand at most of them, and find that nothing works quite as well as a few shell scripts, crontab, and a textarea or two.

TheJimmy 07-18-2006 02:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3M TA3
winscp
...

I was beginning to think I was the only one that actually liked winSCP...

Great free ftp tool :thumbsup



bump for Gene's thread

:pimp

WiredGuy 07-18-2006 02:42 AM

Bulk file (multiple file) search and replace that supports regular expressions. I coded one up, but wouldn't give it away ;)
WG

GrouchyAdmin 07-18-2006 02:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WiredGuy
Bulk file (multiple file) search and replace that supports regular expressions. I coded one up, but wouldn't give it away ;)

Code:

while(<*.JPEG>) {
  $old = $_;
  s/\.JPEG$/\.jpg/;
  rename $old, $_; }

Because it's oh, so difficult.

WiredGuy 07-18-2006 02:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by toonpornblog
Code:

while(<*.JPEG>) {
  $old = $_;
  s/\.JPEG$/\.jpg/;
  rename $old, $_; }

Because it's oh, so difficult.


In file search and replace, not file renaming. Batch renaming is a joke, just rename *.jpg to *.gif and you're done.
WG

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 02:55 AM

Remember....... tools that you'll use EVERYDAY

GrouchyAdmin 07-18-2006 02:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WiredGuy
In file search and replace, not file renaming. Batch renaming is a joke, just rename *.jpg to *.gif and you're done.
WG

Ah. That's a little different, but still, just globbing and regex, really. I take back my pissy little comment. ;)

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 02:59 AM

Bulk text-fed form for linkback checking

WiredGuy 07-18-2006 03:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by toonpornblog
Ah. That's a little different, but still, just globbing and regex, really. I take back my pissy little comment. ;)

Yeah, its about 15-20 lines of perl code (to support multiple regexp's) but it's something that's really a critical tool for frequent updates.
WG

martinsc 07-18-2006 03:19 AM

SE optimizer, link checker, keyword research tools... stuff like that.

More Booze 07-18-2006 03:24 AM

Not really a 100% webmaster tool but it make me work a lot faster.

Launchy is a free windows utility designed to help you forget about your start menu, the icons on your desktop, and even your file manager.

Launchy indexes the programs in your start menu and can launch your documents, project files, folders, and bookmarks with just a few keystrokes!


Example: Press ALT + SPACE and type "filez" and press ENTER.
And filezilla will start.

http://www.launchy.net/

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 03:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by martinsc
SE optimizer, link checker, keyword research tools... stuff like that.


Keyword research like Overture's keyword selector tool?

GrouchyAdmin 07-18-2006 03:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by More Booze
Example: Press ALT + SPACE and type "filez" and press ENTER.
And filezilla will start.

http://www.launchy.net/

Wow, a Windows version of QuickSilver.

I'd like to append (since it's free) Cygwin w/ BASH & ImageMagick for massive photo manip, wget/ncftpput, and XAMPP.

More Booze 07-18-2006 03:34 AM

This is a tool I would like to see, it does probably excist but I haven't found it.

I often use overture to get more keywords for example "amateur".
I copy all of the words and delete the number of searches infront of all keywords.

Lets say I have a list with Amateur, Blowjob, Hardcore and so on...

I would like to have a tool that can collect all the keywords from those words and filter out the search numbers infront of them. So I don't have to do it one by one..

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 03:35 AM

How about a free tool that lists AdSense PPC rates for keywords you enter into a text box?

More Booze 07-18-2006 08:32 AM

Gimme some nice free money-makin' tools =)

Pimpin_J 07-18-2006 08:38 AM

Notepad and UnifiedStats v1.127. The rest isnt free ware at all.. photoshop,flashfxp and so on..

Chris 07-18-2006 08:43 AM

A tool that would stop you from posting in a thread if you do not even know what the thread is about :-/

this thread is about what you WOULD WANt
not what you already USE

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 03:03 PM

How about a multi-forum keyword search dump? Basically which keywords or phrases are being discussed the most at forums... Possible uses: coming up with domain names, detecting topic trends, detecting subjects to write SE articles on......etc.

chase 07-18-2006 03:52 PM

There may already be something like this, but I really wish I had a way to crop easier. I shoot my own pics with a remote, so they are usually framed very wide (pun intended, lol) and I have to crop them down so I fill the shot. I do my pics at 1024x768, so I have to figure out my frame, crop it down to the width or height I want, resize it (keeping the proportions the same) down to the proper size, then since the other side is still too wide I have to crop it down little by little until I get to within ten px or so and then just resize it, not keeping propertions. That explination sucked, but that's life, I guess.

If I had a program that I could input the dimensions I want my final pics to be, and it would give me a floating window with the right proportions that I could position over the original photo to frame it right, and then click a button to crop the excess.....I'd be in heaven.

Snake Doctor 07-18-2006 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chase
There may already be something like this, but I really wish I had a way to crop easier. I shoot my own pics with a remote, so they are usually framed very wide (pun intended, lol) and I have to crop them down so I fill the shot. I do my pics at 1024x768, so I have to figure out my frame, crop it down to the width or height I want, resize it (keeping the proportions the same) down to the proper size, then since the other side is still too wide I have to crop it down little by little until I get to within ten px or so and then just resize it, not keeping propertions. That explination sucked, but that's life, I guess.

If I had a program that I could input the dimensions I want my final pics to be, and it would give me a floating window with the right proportions that I could position over the original photo to frame it right, and then click a button to crop the excess.....I'd be in heaven.

You can do that in photoshop sweetie.
When you're cropping just put the width and height you want in the boxes in the top toolbar and when you drag the cursor to select your area it automatically stays at the correct aspect ratio.
Click crop----save for web---done.

Snake Doctor 07-18-2006 04:02 PM

As for webmaster tools....a stats remote type program that worked on blackberry or palmOS or windows mobile would be SUPER SUHWEET!

chase 07-18-2006 04:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lenny2
You can do that in photoshop sweetie.
When you're cropping just put the width and height you want in the boxes in the top toolbar and when you drag the cursor to select your area it automatically stays at the correct aspect ratio.
Click crop----save for web---done.

Sweetness, babycakes, thanks so much. There is so much about PS I don't even know about, lol. I'm editing sets right now, so I'm off to try it out. :thumbsup

nofx 07-18-2006 04:19 PM

why give it away for free? you just encourage and invite more newbie tards and people to oversaturate something and possibily ruin a good thing for some people.

i understand you live in a 3rd world shit hole(at least I think so), but come on.

you can under cut everyone because you can get shit done for cheap via outsourcing. you ruin tons of shit.

Snake Doctor 07-18-2006 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chase
Sweetness, babycakes, thanks so much. There is so much about PS I don't even know about, lol. I'm editing sets right now, so I'm off to try it out. :thumbsup

NP.
If you have any trouble with it give me a shout later tonight and I can walk you through it. That should save you alot of time, I can't even imagine cropping without using that, bleh.

NoWhErE 07-18-2006 04:22 PM

Something along the lines of a Juicy post bot...

chase 07-18-2006 04:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lenny2
NP.
If you have any trouble with it give me a shout later tonight and I can walk you through it. That should save you alot of time, I can't even imagine cropping without using that, bleh.

Worked like a charm, and I can already see what a difference it's making in how long it takes to edit! *kiss*

alan-l 07-18-2006 04:27 PM

Netscape :thumbsup

silver 07-18-2006 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nofx
why give it away for free? you just encourage and invite more newbie tards and people to oversaturate something and possibily ruin a good thing for some people.

i understand you live in a 3rd world shit hole(at least I think so), but come on.

you can under cut everyone because you can get shit done for cheap via outsourcing. you ruin tons of shit.

Isnt this the guy who hires children and is a big spammer ?

Heard he has alot of underage kids spamming shit for him, news groups ect.

Is this the same guy ?

nofx 07-18-2006 06:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by silver
Isnt this the guy who hires children and is a big spammer ?

Heard he has alot of underage kids spamming shit for him, news groups ect.

Is this the same guy ?

i'm not sure, but maybe since he is outsourcing stuff.

micker 07-18-2006 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by $5 submissions

Some ideas off the top of my head:

Bulk code detector, replacer, and editor

Isnt that just grep and sed?

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 06:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by silver
Isnt this the guy who hires children and is a big spammer ?

Heard he has alot of underage kids spamming shit for him, news groups ect.

Is this the same guy ?

All my employees are college graduates. Thanks for the bump though.

$5 submissions 07-18-2006 07:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nofx
why give it away for free? you just encourage and invite more newbie tards and people to oversaturate something and possibily ruin a good thing for some people.

i understand you live in a 3rd world shit hole(at least I think so), but come on.

you can under cut everyone because you can get shit done for cheap via outsourcing. you ruin tons of shit.

I don't get what you're saying, I'm asking people what daily tasks they'd like developed for a free online script that they'd use daily. Following your logic, those cool free webmaster tools like SERP checkers and other tools are 'ruining' things for webmasters since they're available to other webmasters.

3M TA3 07-18-2006 07:28 PM

$5 - good thread - I'd like to know which free programs actually run on USB drives and which ones need to be installed.

I have Pass2go, winscp, and putty on my drive.

fris 07-18-2006 07:31 PM

i normally use flashfxp, outlook, jmb software products, smart thumbs, arylia, and a few custom coded applications


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