Fixing the web? Fix your browser!

By crisp on Sunday 17 June 2007 01:08 - Comments (0)
Categories: Browsers, CSS, HTML, Javascript, Views: 1159

Molly E. Holzschlag calls for a full stop on the HTML5 progress. I wonder why?

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editCSS for Internet Explorer - concept

By crisp on Tuesday 06 February 2007 01:37 - Comments (1)
Categories: Browsers, CSS, Javascript, Views: 1865

Us, non-IE users, really are spoiled; especially when it comes to the extensibility of our browsers. Who doesn't experiency the ease of webdevelopment using extensions such as Chris Pederick's webdeveloper toolbar or Firebug in Firefox on a daily basis? Ofcourse there is no job without some downside which in the case of webdevelopment is the necessary support for not-so-developer-friendly browsers such as Internet Explorer. Sure enough there is a developer add-on for IE, but in the apartment where we need the extra help the most it is still lacking an important feature: the ability to edit style-rules in real-time.

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XMLHttpRequest and the scope of events

By crisp on Saturday 06 January 2007 22:40 - Comments (0)
Category: Javascript, Views: 1068

Sounds like the title of an adventure story right? Well, in a way it is...

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String performance in Internet Explorer

By crisp on Saturday 09 December 2006 02:58 - Comments (0)
Categories: Browsers, Javascript, Views: 2827

This was meant to be a short item in the "Having fun with IE"-series but when I was doing some research and testing I found a lot of interesting things so this subject really deserves it's own title.

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The useless javascript: pseudo-protocol

By crisp on Tuesday 05 December 2006 22:57 - Comments (2)
Category: Javascript, Views: 3169

Or should the title read 'javascript: pseudo-protocol considered harmful'?

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