EOL for Netscape
Posted on 30th December 2007 in Browsers | No Comments »
Netscape, the greatest browser of all time, has reached its EOL.
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WebKit adds getElementsByClassName
Posted on 22nd December 2007 in Browsers, Open Source Software, Open Standards | 2 Comments »
WebKit now natively supports getElementsByClassName, one of the most requested functions by JavaScript programmers. Read the rest of this entry »
Firefox 3 Beta 1
Posted on 10th November 2007 in Browsers, Open Source Software | 4 Comments »
1st beta of Firefox 3 for Mac is out. Compared to earlier releases it has improved a lot in terms of bug fixes, looks and speed.
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Firefox 3 going Macish
Posted on 19th October 2007 in Browsers, Mac OS | 1 Comment »
As Mac OS X Leopard arrives in 7 days time on 26th, Mozilla developers are not staying behind. New Firefox theme for Mac OS X is a work in progress.
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WebKit is leading the run for CSS3
Posted on 12th October 2007 in Browsers, CSS, Open Standards | 11 Comments »
Despite Mozilla’s enormous effort to Firefox, WebKit developers have proven their Acid2 compatible framework is flexible enough for the Safari’s latest success to prevail. Newest CSS3 developments show off.
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Safari has made it to 5%
Posted on 10th October 2007 in Browsers | 2 Comments »
Despite all that criticism and scepticism on Safari, it has finally achieved 5% threshold.
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A fuss of Web 2.0 has left Acid2 aside
Posted on 9th October 2007 in Browsers, Open Standards, Web 2.0 | 2 Comments »
While everyone is talking more and more about Web 2 and some folks are even keeping themselves busy defining Web 3, very few of them (not to say none) have gone much further than listing some new applications with a shiny balloon logotype.
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