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to host the website and

to provide free HTTPS! I don't reccomend GoDaddy cause they're pretty expensive and I'm sure there are better hosts.

Nobody has actually asked me these questions, but I think they would be pretty handy for some general info ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I used W3 schools to learn HTML and CSS. It also offers a lot of other coding languages and lots of in-depth tutorials. It's a great resource, and I highly reccomend it (its free too). I also used Chat GPT to help out whenever I got stuck on something. If you want to use it to learn how to code, just make sure that you fully understand everything that it is generating for you, or else your website's code is gonna turn into spaghettii that only occasionally works (kinda like mine) and you won't have learned anything.

I made them in GIMP (free photoshop alternative) by downloading the icons online, then editing them to my liking. (I added an outline and used lots of gradients) I then used an online converter to convert the PNGs into ICOs.

After converting to an ICO file, you can right click on your application, right click again on it in that menu, then click on properties. (you can also do this on desktop icons & file directories) Next click on the 'Change Icon...' button, and select your file. You may need to restart the app afterwards for the changes to take effect.

if you like my icons, feel free to DM me on Discord @sirdumpybear or email me at [email protected] and I can send over the files.

I use Lively Wallpaper, which is a free alternative to Steam's Wallpaper Engine ($4.99) . Lively uses websites as wallpapers, so (including some built in ones) I use Particles.js.

I use an app called Kando , which is a free pie-menu app launcher. It lets me create my own sub-menus for things like blender, web development, games, keyboard shortcuts, and even pasting in text like this:

my demonstration of Kando's ability to paste custom text like a smily face ツ

There are a bunch of apps that can do this, but I personally used the most lightweight app I could find because my computer is about to explode.
It's called translucentTB and it gives you a couple solid options for customizing your taskbar. It also works nicely with Lively.

I have a couple pretty useful chrome extensions that help me either control sites more easily or add useful features to Chrome.

Tell.wtf :

also a website, but they offer a chrome extension that allows you to 𝑐𝑢𝑠𝑡𝑜𝑚𝑖𝑧𝑒 𝔂𝓸𝓾𝓻 ⓣⓔⓧⓣ 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 ᵗ̲ʰ̲ⁱ̲ˢ̲ and add in emojis easily 😁

Volume Master :

allows you to adjust website volume from 0% to 600% and add bass boost.

Super Video Speed Controller :

allows you to change video speed from 1% up to 1600% . Works for all video sites I have found, including long videos you need to watch for assignments, or advertisements if your ad blocker stops working

UnTrap for Youtube :

allows you to completely change Youtube's interface with 281 options (as of writing). I removed the reccomended videos bar on the right, and reduced the amount of shown videos on the home page to like 6 because I'm an addict.

Return Youtube Dislikes :

returns youtube dislikes, duh

Tin Eye :

also a website, a quick reverse image search that works on any image in a site.

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