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Favicon generators

A favicon is the tiny image that you'll sometimes see to the left of the URL in the address bar of your browser. It's a nice little way of personalising your site. There are plenty of tools out there which will create them for you, and Robert Mening has gathered together a good annotated collection of them. 15 best free favicon generators. 

Social Follow

Create a Follow Me Button. Simple idea - create a nice little button that you can put onto your website or blog to draw all your profiles together to make it easier for people to follow. Nice and neat.

Collecta Widget Builder

Collecta Widget Builder lets you make a widget for use in your website. Fill in the fields with your search terms, click "Build Widget" and preview the result at right. If you like what you see, grab the code and use it in your site. If not, edit the fields and build again until you are happy with the result. It pulls in results from Twitter and other social media sites.

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NoSquint - view pages more easily

NoSquint: Firefox Extension. Having a hard time reading on the web? Is that website with the ridiculously small font and hot-pink-on-slightly-darker-hot-pink text raising your blood pressure?

NoSquint can:
* Override the default text-only and full-page (both text and images) zoom levels for all websites
* Enforce your own foreground and background colors
* Remember your zoom levels and color settings per site, automatically applying them when you return.

Free Website Footer Bar, Chat Room, Social App Bar

Free Website Footer Bar, Chat Room, Social App Bar. This looks rather fun. Add in a chat box, search box, twitter feed, poll, announcements, share option and more directly onto a page on your site or blog with a simple piece of code.

Webpage speaking avatars

Toddle along to Voki  and you'll have the opportunity to create avatars for your website or weblog. Latest in a long line of these things, and I still don't really see the point of them.

RadarURL.com - Monitor Online Visitors

RadarURL.com - Monitor Online Visitors. Add the code to your site, and watch real time who your visitors are, where they're from and so on. Looks nice and easy.

How to Embed Almost Anything in your Website

Thanks to Ms Sarah the Librarian in Black, I found this great resource page: How to Embed Almost Anything in your Website.  There's some tremendously useful practical advice in this article, such as embedding:
RSS feeds
MP3 music
Photographs
Google calendar events
Charts
Graphs
Chat
Word docs
PPT
Spreadsheets
PDF
Maps
Movies

and so on... Superb collection!

Feevy dynamic blogrolling

Feevy. Nice little widgety thing - whack in your favourite blogs, they give you an HTML tag, you add it to your blog and it'll display your friends blogs, and your visitors read their stuff and leave your weblog behind. No wait, that's not quite right is it? :)

TiltViewer

TiltViewer is a free, customizable 3D Flash image viewing application. You can add it to your website.