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Irssi Url Tracker will allow you to track and view URLs posted in various channels. If you want to pull up the last URL posted in a channel, you can type: /url last And it will pull up that URL inside Safari (which can be changed to your favorite browser). It will also list all the URLs that have been posted, and let you clear out the log of URLs when you see fit.
Enhancements:
- Added Auto setting: Will auto load any URLs said in channel
- Added Nick Tracking. /url list nick (example: /url list NO_PULSE) Will return all URLs posted by that nick. Note: If dupe filter is on, you may expect a URL said by one person, but couldve been said by someone else earlier in the day.
- Added the ablility to find URLs that someone has said to you /url list me
- Added 70+ Top Level Domains instead of the 5 or so it had.

Make HTML Tags is an action for Automator. It creates HTML tags from URLs, so you can easily include links to files or embed tags in HTML documents.

It will render tags for media that can be embedded, tags for images and regular link tags for all other URLs.

How do I use it?
Just feed the action some URLs and the output will be some HTML code surrounding them. Simple, really.

It works exceptionally well in conjunction with my Upload to FTP action. When you place it behind this action in a workflow, it enables you to quickly post images or files on the internet.

FileVault-proof Finder selection to alias list is a workaround for a major FileVault/Finder applescript bug in Panther/Tiger:
When applescripting Apples Finder, it fails to treat FileVault-protected items as regular Finder items - an unbelievable bug in Panthers original FileVault incarnation that sadly survived the move to Tiger. Among several other, often scriptbreaking effects, this causes an applescript to error out whenever it tries to coerce a FileVault-protected item into an AppleScript alias via the Finder. It also breaks many Automators workflows that use the Finder selection as input.
The script offers a "Vanilla AppleScript" way to bypass the Finder when coercing FileVault-protected items into aliases or POSIX items. When run, it converts the full Finder selection into a complete list of aliases, even when the selection contains FileVault-protected items.
FileVaults buggy AppleScript implementation also errors out when the Finder tries to access any regular Finder item property for FileVault-protected items. But by getting to the alias stage as in this script, it becomes possible to call the "info for" command, that luckily also bypasses the Finder and returns many of the Finders regular item properties (like "name", "file type", "kind" and "file creator").
Enhancements:
- Cleans up the crucial finderDocToAlias handler code and adds some tutorial comments.

SpamCop Tool is a utility integrated with Apples Mail application and SpamCop.net. It is used to report and process junk mail.

Usage
The tools interface consists of a small window with two buttons: Forward Now and Open URLs.

Forward Now
This button forwards selected junk mail messages in your Apple Mail application to SpamCop.net. Depending on preferences Apple Mail or the UNIX mail command "mail -E -s" is used to forwarde the junk mail messages.
Using Apple Mail allows more then one message to be forwarded at one time and SpamCop.net responds with more then one URL per reply for final submittal.

Open URLs
After forwarding several junk mail messages to SpamCop.net, they will respond with messages which contain URLs final submittal. This button will parse these messages for the URLs and open them in the default web browser.
To process the URLs select these messages and click the Open URLs button.

URL Scheduler launches a URL in the web browser specified in your Internet preferences. For repeated launches an interval (every five minutes, every hour etc.) may be specified.