Tag Archives: Browsers

YouTube Prepares to Give IE6 the Boot

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Fuzzy

If there was ever an event that could get myopic organizations to finally upgrade from IE6, this is it. The first time a higher-up can’t watch a cats on keyboards video, IE6 will have officially left the station. Now if … Continue reading →

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My Favorite CSS3 Features You Can Use Right Now

Posted on July 6, 2009 by Fuzzy

Although generally still in draft (it’s modularized and different pieces are further along than others), CSS3 support amongst modern browsers is getting much better. Here are a couple of my favorite tricks you can use right now. First, take a … Continue reading →

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XHTML2 Bites the Dust

Posted on July 3, 2009 by Fuzzy

As reported on Slashdot and elsewhere, W3C has ended the XHTML2 working group’s charter and increased the resources working on HTML5. This effectively kills XHTML2 and places HTML5 as the defining standard for HTML content going forward. Well, once it’s … Continue reading →

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Firefox 3.5 Released

Posted on July 1, 2009 by Fuzzy

In the it’s-about-time department, Firefox 3.5 has been released. The world’s #2 browser (#1 if you factor out monopolies) is patiently awaiting your download. Among the great new features are: Updated Gecko 1.9.1 rendering engine, including standards improvements and support … Continue reading →

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Internet Explorer 8 is Out

Posted on March 19, 2009 by Fuzzy

If you hear a faint chorus of cheers through the air ducts, that would web designers around the world heralding the arrival of Internet Explorer 8. Microsoft released version 8 of it’s browser product at 12:00PM EST today. The interface … Continue reading →

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