I hated working on this and may never do it again. I also hate making extensions for Firefox, as it is a pain in the ass. Anyways, have fun with wildcards and being able to actually delete your saved pages in a less convoluted way.
Today marks the day that CCN0 as a project turns 4 years old. To celebrate, I have many projects to announce and release. Many of these projects are being worked on in the background for the past few months or even years, and its finally the occasion to announce these projects.
Terter allows you to change the HTML that loads when you go to a URL. This update brings wildcards in URLs e.g. (*://example.com/*). It also allows you to see all stored URLs so you can see and delete stored URLs easier. This update should be done by the time your reading this. If not, it's the Firefox version's fault, and it should be done later this week.
GlobalClocks for the longest time has only had days, hours, minutes and seconds. Soon, you will be able to see months, years, and the counters that don't matter will now be truncated when they aren't being used. This should be out right now, and if it's not, then it will be out sometime in a few weeks.
CCN0 Screensaver allows to edit or run a screensaver entirely within your browser. You can draw, add images, and have these run periodically while you aren't using your computer. I also have plans to add a bookmarklet feature to use your screensaver incase you go inactive on a webpage. This project should get done by about July or August.
CCN0TEBOOK v2 builds onto the original app, with going back pages, color, brush width, onion skinning, importing, and exporting. You will get a .txt for the notebooks made to be embedded anywhere you want to use them.
A script to use <cnb> tags to embed CCN0TEBOOKs on any webpage.
Very simple to use. You would use <cnb src="book.txt"></cnb> to
embed a notebook inside of an HTML file. You will append in the <head>
a script to use it.
This project and the plugin should be done by the time you are reading this. If not, it should be done later this year.
Yup. I'm finally getting around to doing it, finishing the job of adding the new theme to every page that still has embedded styles, ccn0.css, or remote fonts. I'm not gonna lie, this could take all year, but I'm trying my best. I also want to find a way to make this site work with JSON or RSS somehow, but I don't know.
I have no games to announce so far, but I am still working on many games, which might include Nexploration 2, but I am still working out that idea. The one game that has been on the coming soon section is still being worked on, but is not in a state where I could announce or release any information on it. Also this ties in to the next project.
A simple game engine that allows you to quickly make games for the web on desktop and mobile. It has digital keys and touchpad for mobile so they get the same experience as they would on computer. The engine also has helpful objects and functions such as mousepointer, fenceObject, playAudio, and more. This project should be done sometime in either late 2024 or 2025. And yes, it's called CCanvasEngine because CanvasEngine was already taken.
A desktop environment on the web. You can open multiple tasks and windows like games, media, webpages, and more. You can customize the entire desktop, icons, colors, and windows using a custom theme. This project should hopefully be done in late 2025.
I have worked on so many things, tools, apps, games, and projects throughout my existence as CCN0. I hope to continue to work on these projects until they are perfect and never need to be changed again. Thank you for reading, and thank you for caring enough to read paragraphs for a birthday.
p.s many things and projects are subject to change, including my plans for them. and likebutton is coming soon
I have many surprises for CCN0's birthday, this was not one of them. It's also April fools and I have no pranks.
Nexploration's development has finally ended. I had fun working on this game, and it came out basically exactly how I imagined it in my head. After spending a few days to fix up all the last major bugs and adding cheats, I finally feel like it's complete. There's nothing more I could add. I wanted to do a graphics update, but I felt it was too much pressure and effort for not much reward.
p.s. debug mode is accessed through clicking on the i in Nexploration a lot. use / to type stuff, or just use mobile controls to use turbowarp/scratch inputs.
The Things Blog has finally been replaced. I have decided that Mastodon is very similar to the vision that I wanted for the Things Blog, and so I now have a Mastodon account.
You can follow it here, and can expect the original Things Blog link to instead link to this blog on January 31st, 2024.
p.s. I accidentally left a GlobalClocks embed test on the side so oops.
After a lot of decision making, I have decided that the CCN0 Things blog should shut down.
CCN0 Things had their own blog in the method of Twitter, with its own FAQ, styles, and pages. I have noticed nobody visits or reads the blog and it's confusing on having 2 blogs. And so I have decided that on January 31st, 2024, the CCN0 Things blog will shut down.
It has existed for most of CCN0's life and it's unfortunate to see it go. Eventually, the original URL for the CCN0 Things blog will be replaced with a redirect to the Blogspot blog (this one).
Also on an unrelated note, GlobalClocks now have embeds, which will definitely not be put on that blog with a countdown.
RIP CCN0 Things blog, 10-5-2022 — 1-31-2024
Now on Firefox!
manifest.json saying icons are sized at 1024 pixelsYup, you can now download it on Firefox through addons.mozilla.org, and it even has screenshots! I am so happy to be working on 2 release channels for different APIs, this will be so fun!
P.S. you can manually install it to firefox with the .xpi file in the releases, and there are no plans yet to put it on the chrome webstore