Noob Streamline gives you the ability to create your own desktop applications using graphical tools.
Based on .NET
Streamline utilizes HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. Joining the fluidity of the web with the power of .NET.
Streamline's application definition tools are simple and easy to use
Streamline uses local data for application data and automatically generates fluid pseudo-tables that store user data. Streamline is currently only available for macOS but will be available for more platforms in the future.
User's can create their own applications using Streamline, export them and share them with other users.
Streamline applications can also be used as web applications, Streamline has yet to be tested performance-wise for this purpose. To use an exported Streamline application as a web application you need the Streamline framework. Which can theoretically be modified to suit most environments, and is based on PHP and JavaScript as well.
The Noob Software Forum has been created using Streamline for performance testing as well as a place for users to get support with Streamline applications, and give feedback on what they feel is missing from Streamline.
Silver contains a reading list, RSS reader, tab organizer and quick search results from history, bookmarks, reading list, rss feeds and Wikipedia/DuckDuckGo.
Type colon then search term into the toolbar search field to recieve quick results from history, bookmarks, reading list, rss feeds and Wikipedia/DuckDuckgo. For example ":search term". To access reading list and rss reader and tab organizer click customize your toolbar and add the buttons to your toolbar. You can also open reading list sidebar through view -> sidebars -> reading list and you can access rss reader and tab organizer through the tools menu.
You can search all your search engines simultaneously by holding down shift and pressing enter/return in you toolbar search.
The RSS reader gathers feeds from your bookmarks, for this to work live bookmarks (bookmarked feeds) must have the same title as the rss feed itself.
In the tab organizer you can bookmark multiple tabs and add multiple tabs to your reading list.
Keyboard shortcut for opening reading list is command + shift + E
Keyboard shortcut for opening tabs is shift + T
Keyboard shortcut for opening RSS reader is shift + R
SiteStyles allows you to inject CSS styles into web pages. Use "view source" or developer tools to inspect html and css to alter. To make sure your styles override existing styles you can use !important css option when defining styles. To edit styles open SiteStyles sidebar and input css styles into the textfield and press apply. The style is saved to the base-url of the webpage you currently have open. For example if you alter the css of some-web-page.com/somewebsite and then visit some-web-page.com/someothersite your edited styles will perist. CSS-code editor forked from Diavolo Source code editor.
This extensions lets you save drafts of form input for any page and load them back at will. Click the date of the entry to load the form draft to your open form. Click the remove icon to remove tha form draft entry.
Noob Music uses NumRand a random number generator based on chaotic motion so shuffling playlists can take up to a few minutes and the application will become unresponsive in the meantime. Keyboard shortcuts are:
(enter/return) for play/pause
(command + left or right) for back and forward
To play a song in a playlist or library please click once on the leftmost column of the song list view, double clicking will edit the value of the field you double click on.
Noob Music supports drag and drop for most things so far such as adding songs to your library or adding to a playlist or creating playlist. But songs must be contained within the library folder you choose in preferences for importing to work.
The most useful feature of Noob Music is the "move after currently playing song" button, which gives you the ability to move a selection after the currently selected song. For example you can start playing a song, then search for another song and clear the search and the selected song will remain selected, then you can click move after currently playing song and the selected song gets ordered behind the currently playing song. Giving you the ability to reorder the playlist easiliy.
Noob Music lets you assign tags to songs and you can randomize songs grouped by tags by pressing the cogwheel button next to the shuffle button.
To start with you must choose your library folder where you can place songs and index the folder, or you can place songs within the library folder and drag them to your a playlist. You choose the library folder from preferences which is opened by clicking the cogwheel icon. You can return to the music interface by clicking the music-notes icon. You can drag songs from your library to playlists. To reorder playlist by dragging it must be sorted by the row number. You can place songs directly after the currently playing song by pressing the "move selection after currently playing song" button. You can shuffle normally using the shuffle button, and shuffle grouping by tags by pressing the cogwheel button next to the shuffle button, which can be useful for consistent playlist ordering while still getting a random order. You can assign tags to songs to group similar song types together. Press the info button to edit info, where you can press read song info to read the ID3 info from the song. Currently only mp3 files are supported. Click the mouse-scroll button at the end of the button-row to scroll to currently playing song.