Saturday, February 18th, 2006
A browser that does not suck reached it's 1.0 milestone recently.
Camino is a Mozilla-based web browser that leverages what is best about Mac OS X. Way back when, this browser was billed as being built on Cocoa with a Unix backend. I don't see any of that billing on their ...
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Tuesday, April 19th, 2005
Pimp My Safari is a site dedicated to featuring plugins, hacks, and extensions to the Safari web browser. Kerim wrote about this site the other day and, being a fan of some of the key Firefox extensions, I went to go check it out.
For some reason, I didn't click with ...
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Friday, April 15th, 2005
Dave Hyatt just mentioned a new release of Safari, v1.3. The update includes improvements in page load time and JavaScript performance, more standards support, and improvements in extensibility, compatibility, and security. Cool!
I was reading Hyatt's blog this evening because of the engagement he's taken with solving the acid2 test. Acid2 ...
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Sunday, January 23rd, 2005
PCWorld.com - IE Continues to Lose Grip on Market PC World suspects continued bleeding of Internet Explorer's market share may be staunched somewhat by dependence on proprietary markup and scripting practices to access certain websites. My emphasis added: Firefox still appears to be maintaining the momentum ...
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Friday, January 7th, 2005
I've been using Firefox at work lately, and figured it was time to make the switch on my home machine. But I've been using Safari for a long time now, and all my bookmarks are in there. But making the switch was relatively painless. To make the switch to ...
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