Tag Archives: Web-Based

Transfer Any File Via P2P From Any Browser: JustBeamIt

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Every day we found ourselves in this situation in which you have to send a file to a friend and you start thinking: is it better to send it via email (if it doesn’t exceed the limits)? Maybe via Skype or another P2P intant messenger? Or through a file hosting website like MediaFire?

If none of the above methods suit you and you want a really straightforward and direct method, you might want to check a relatively new interesting web based service called JustBeamIt.

JustBeamIt works entirely inside any modern web browser, and it basically connects you and the other party’s computer, no matter which operating system you are running, making it possible to share any type of file which doesn’t exceed 2GB of size.

How does it work?
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Get Information, Blend Colors, Convert Color Codes And Create Gradients: Color Hexa

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Ever in need of creating color schemes for a new website? Have you ever looked for tools to convert color codes from RGB to HTML-HEX? If so, you might be interested in checking out this fancy web based tool.

It’s called Color Hexa, and it is a color encyclopedia that provides information about any color in input, in any form: just type any value in the search field and ColorHexa will offer a detailed description and automatically convert it to its equivalent value in Hexadecimal, Binary, RGB, CMYK, HSL, HSV, CIE-Lab, Hunter-Lab, CIE-Luv, CIE-LCH, XYZ and xyY. It will also generate matching color schemes such as complementary, split complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic and monochromatic colors, so you will be able to know what colors best suit with the one you chose.

But let’s analyze what Color Hexa can really do in detail.
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Web-Based Photo Editor: Mugtug

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Maybe you are tired to have Photoshop installed in your computer, or maybe you travel a lot and you need the access to your photo editor from everywhere in the world. Now there’s a solution to your problem and its name is: Mugtug.

Mugtug is a Web-based photo editor that allow you to make everything to you photos without install anything, just from your Web-browser.

You only need to sign up in Mugtug to full access its features. In my personal opinion its features make Mugtug one of the best Web-based photo editor on the “market”.

Mugtug features are designed to help you get the most out of your photos. Whether its adjusting levels and curves to bring out the intensity of your blue eyes, or painting a mustache on the mona lisa, we hope to facilitate your artistic growth in as many ways as possible. You can do it from everywhere in the world. You are just landing in Dubai’s airport and want to spend some time in photo editing? Now you can do it from every public computer just logging in into your Mugtug account.

With no software to purchase, we hope to bring professional photo editing capabilities to the masses.

Let’s see Mugtug features:
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Skype Online Client And Multi-Protocol Instant Messenger: Imo.im

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Many people use Skype nowadays, and I bet you have used it at least once, whether you had to call a relative who lives far, or maybe because you had to join a web meeting…But any time you want to use it, you need to have it installed on your machine, and it is not always possible, specially when you are not at home! Well, if you want to learn how to use Skype without installing it, here’s the right place!

Imo.im is an online multi-protocol instant messenger, that lets you connect on multiple IM accounts at once, without any installation, on any platform and browser: it supports MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, Google Talk, My Space, Facebook, and best of all, Skype!
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Browser Based Web Conferencing: Fuze Meeting

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Here at Browserland we love web based products: there’s absolutely nothing to install, they run on any machine, no matter which operating system it is running. You just launch your favorite browser, and they work right away. Today what I want to tell you about, is a great web based online conferencing solution called Fuze Meeting.

Fuze Meeting is a web conferencing tool that lets you share everything on your screen in high resolution with anyone, anywhere, on any device… on any continent, on any planet, in any of the neighboring galaxies. Okay, not quite. But one day.

Available in various pricing plans, depending on attendees’ number and storage space, Fuze Meeting allows you to host conferences online, without the need of installing any software, offering a lot of great features that I’ve not even seen in standalone softwares.

Let’s take a look to all the features…Or check their feature list here!
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Use Gmail As A Web Based Email Client

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Have you got a multitude of email addresses? Wouldn’t it be great to have them all together in one single place, that you can also check on the fly using just a web browser? No more Outlook, Thunderbird, and all those things?

Google’s own Gmail is simply the best webmail application ever: I have been using Gmail since it was in the invite-only beta phase, and it has been adding features over these years, coming to be an almost-perfect email web based client, and one of the best things it does, is the ability to send emails pretending to be another account, on a different domain and server. That’s what we will use in this mini-guide to transform a single Gmail account into an all-in-one email client for all of your address (that support forwarding).
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Advanced Online Image Editor: Pixlr

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If you are a Photoshop heavy user like I am, you are likely to miss it when you are away from home, without your PC or laptop: sure you have Photoshop.com as a great alternative, but it might not satisfy you at all, specially from the layout point of view since it looks totally different from the original version.

Luckily there is a fantastic fully web-based alternative, which will make Photoshop’s absence easier for you: its name is Pixlr, an online full-featured Photoshop-like image editor, which allows you to modify your images without installing any type of software, at begginer’s and advanced levels.
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Best Online Pictures Editor: Photoshop.com

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Who doesn’t know Photoshop? You may not be able to use it correctly, or maybe you just want to spend money for a license, but I am sure that when someone mentions “picture editing” you suddenly think of Adobe’s editor program.

It might have happened that, away from home with just an Internet connection, you feel the need to make some simple improvements or changes to your images, and that’s where online image editors come in to help you but I am sure that the best is currently Adobe’s online counterpart to PS.

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It is called Photoshop.com, and it allows you to modify your images using any web-browser: it is much easier than the standalone program to use (in fact the features are pretty limited), but it is more than sufficient for you to enhance colors, add captions, resize and crop, adjust lighting and more.
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