CodeThatXPBar is a JavaScript navigation control that provides with the same look and feel and functionality as the special control bar which can be found in Windows Explorer, Control panel and other system tools of the WindowsXP. CodeThatXPBar is an advanced cross-browser state-of-art JavaScript control that can be easily integrated in any web page, requires no JavaScript knowledge from the prospective user, offers rich interface, supports ulimited number of groups, items, scrolling can be configured through the CSS, XML.

Do you have a website with a navigation system that follows its directory structure If so, these functions can be just what you need. This is the JavaScript version of Directory Navigation Links, for those who wish to implement the solution on static html. Directories() returns an array of directories: The one containing the script itself, and its parents. directory_navigation_links() calls Directories() and uses the return value to create a navigation bar.

CodeThatXPBar is a PRO version of the JavaScript navigation control that provides with the same look and feel and functionality as the special control bar which can be found in Windows Explorer. PRO version supports of the features of the STANDARD as well as advanced placement, visual effects, dynamic operations and provided with the rights to use it in the any commercial site or product.

Create and distribute your own IE toolbar with this Dot Net control. Build your own links as well your own custom search.

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Some web browsers have a feature called Mouse Gestures, which I've found to be great. Basically it is shortcuts that are activated with a motion you make while holding down the mouse button. I've gotten so used to them, that when using other programs I find myself using them. Since not many web browsers support this nifty feature, I wrote one in Javascript that can be added to any website to enable mouse gestures.