Mozilla Thimble made another fun tool for me to remix the Internet. This tool is called X-Ray Goggles. Yes, you read that correctly. This tool allows me to change all the CSS, HTML, etc codes on any website to make it a personal remix. In EDU 106, we had to use the X-Ray Goggles on a specific article and do three different tasks.
The tasks that had to be completed were to make the article's author, Robert Walker, biography page more credible and less credible. Then I had to produce a personal About Me Bio link where I also used Mozilla Thimble to make, to direct Walker's article to a whole different biography page.
The links below are my projects that I did.
I had a fun time using Mozilla's Thimble X-Ray Goggles but I do have some feedback. Every time I clicked on any part of the article/bio page to change the coding, I highlighted all the code text, went to delete it with my backspace button and ran into an issue. I'm assuming that the X-Ray Goggles weren't necessarily all the way loaded in order to change up the focused area so if I tried deleting the text, I would be brought back to the front of the text and the text would still be there. It was more of an annoying glitch I'd say but I just hope it can be fixed in the future so I can keep being tech-savvy as days go on without any issues.
Enjoy my creativity!
Your issue means you were probably using the Chrome browser. It is the DUMBEST bug in chrome. The backspace also navigates you back a screen if the element you are editing isn't active.
I have lost hundreds of hours of work this way.
Greg McVerry, Nov 10 2015 on www.amaddern.withknown.com