While at my last job, I found myself listening to internet radio an awful lot. This typically came in the form of Pandora and Last.fm. In an effort to keep from closing the window by accident, I started making a dedicated browser window and minimizing it to the dock (I didn’t know about [...]
In an ideal world, Safari would be the dominant browser. There, I said it. It doesn’t have to be the only option, as Firefox certainly has a lot to offer, but recent releases have made it unquestionably the most progressive browser on the market. It is blazing fast, supports a good chunk [...]
Day in and day out, I fight against the FAIL that is Internet Explorer. These days, Version 7 pretty much gets the job done with a little cajoling and the occasional punch in the face, but Version 6 is the bane of my existence. On a whim, I bought DestroyIE.com the other day [...]
First off: I would never be building a page without a doctype unless I had no other choice. Let’s get that clear. In all honesty, I don’t think I’ve ever had to suffer through Internet Explorer’s quirks mode because I’ve always built my sites using HTML 4.01 or XHTML 1.0 (both strict). [...]
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Let’s get the full disclosure out of the way: I am a huge Apple fan. I’ve catalogued my Cupertino gadget collection more [...]
Today Apple rolled out Safari 3.1, and Matt Mullenwag did an official preview post on WordPress 2.5 (RC 1). Maybe it was the double espresso and two green teas I had between breakfast and lunch, but I’m about as giddy as a school girl (who swoons when presented with sexy new tech stuff). [...]
Your login form is borked in Safari. Just so you know. Looks like someone got around to fixing the glitch. My comments on flash and a standalone login page remain.
I mean, seriously. Who in your company told you that using flash where javascript would have worked just fine was a good [...]