Crazy Opera and IE Display Quirks
Someone checking out my last entry about CDN performance helpfully let me know that my site was displaying horribly in Opera. I’d checked in Firefox, Safari, and Chrome and hadn’t noticed a problem and just assumed I was pretty safe … Continue reading
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Tagged compatibility, development, dragonfly, firefox, html, ie, opera, safari
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IETester and Javascript Errors
I was playing with IETester, which lets you open Internet Explorer tabs using rendering engines from IE 5.5 up to IE 8 beta 1 for testing compatibility, and noticed for the first time that my blog was throwing a Javascript … Continue reading
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Tagged analytics, beta testing, google, html, ie, ietester, incoherent code, internet explorer, javascript, links, plugins, techno-babble, validator, w3c, wordpress, xhtml
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Year-End Browser Stats
Ed Bott published fresh browser stats this morning, and I thought I would comment on some aspects… The point that Ed makes about the lack of increase in Firefox’s market share is disappointing, but are we really surprised? I’ve said … Continue reading →