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Free Tools for Remote Developers: My Actual Browser-Tab Toolkit
The free browser tools I keep open as a remote developer: JSON, Base64, regex, timestamps, image compression, and the honest gaps. No installs.
HTML Table Generator: Turn CSV Into an Accessible HTML Table
The Toolz HTML table generator takes comma or tab-separated data and writes a complete, accessible <table> with <thead>, <tbody>, and proper header cells.
JSON to Go Struct: Turn an API Response Into Ready-to-Compile Types
The Toolz JSON to Go struct converter parses a JSON document and emits the Go type declarations that describe it.
Unicode Converter: Move One Character Between HTML, JavaScript, and CSS Without Guessing
Every character has a Unicode code point, a number written like U+0041 for A.
CSS Formatter: Turn Minified Stylesheets Back Into Something You Can Read
A CSS formatter re-indents a stylesheet with consistent spacing so it is readable, and a CSS minifier strips that spacing back out so the file is small.
Basic Auth Generator: Build the Authorization Header Without Guessing
HTTP Basic Authentication sends a username and password as base64(username:password) in the Authorization header.
User Agent Parser: Read Any Browser String the Right Way
The Toolz user agent parser takes a User-Agent string and splits it into browser, rendering engine, operating system, device type, and CPU architecture.
JSON to PHP Array: Turn a JSON Blob Into Ready-to-Paste PHP
The Toolz JSON to PHP array converter parses a JSON document and serialises it as a PHP array literal you can paste straight into a file.
SMS QR Code Generator: Let People Text You With One Scan
An SMS QR code encodes an SMSTO: payload, so scanning it with a phone camera opens the messaging app with the recipient number and, optionally, a message body already filled in.
Hreflang x-default: What It Is and When to Use It
x-default is the hreflang value that names the page to serve when none of your other language or region entries match the user.