What’s new in Internet Explorer 8.0
IE8.0 has been announced by Microsoft, but what new features and innovations can we expect?
IE8 standards uproar and some clever Microsoft marketing
Microsoft recently announced a horrible idea for standards-mode switching in IE8, only to backtrack and become heroes throughout the web development community! Everyone’s celebrating and I’m happy … but why do I have this niggling doubt of dirty political paranoia?!…
Opera vs Microsoft anti-trust complaint
Opera has filed a complaint with the European Commission aimed at getting Microsoft to unbundle Internet Explorer from Windows and adhere to web standards. On the face of it, it sounds like a good thing … but is it doomed to failure?
JavaScript console for Safari on Windows
By default, Safari for Windows has very few tools or options that help web developers debug their sites. However, with a little hacking, you can enable the Debug menu and launch a JavaScript console.
At last - Safari for Windows
Safari is now available for Windows. Apple must have been listening to us web developers after all! Who cares if it’s unstable and isn’t as fast as Apple make out…
Web accessibility BLINK tag legislation
The European Commission has introduced web accessibility legislation today that has far-reaching consequences for all web designers and browser manufacturers. The new rules will ban the use of any browser that does not support the blink tag.