Dare we hope that, going forward, we will get to stop spending half our Web-development time dealing with the incompatibilities between IE and Firefox? I'm not holding my breath (especially because it's going to be quite some time before IE 6 and 7 stop being problems), but it would be joyous. And just on principle, I'm happy that I won't have to include a non-standard tag to tell IE that I want it to follow standards...
The good guys win one in the Browser Wars?
Dare we hope that, going forward, we will get to stop spending half our Web-development time dealing with the incompatibilities between IE and Firefox? I'm not holding my breath (especially because it's going to be quite some time before IE 6 and 7 stop being problems), but it would be joyous. And just on principle, I'm happy that I won't have to include a non-standard tag to tell IE that I want it to follow standards...
-
Adtech
Here's an interesting article about "adtech" -- those automated algorithms that companies like Google and Facebook use to spy on you and serve up…
-
Chrome instability?
For the past week or two, Chrome has become surprisingly unstable -- it's been crashing on me about once a day. Weirdly, it is usually when I'm not…
-
Crossing the Uncanny Valley
[Trying out posting from DreamWidth. Let's see if everything is configured right.] Just saw Rogue One. Capsule Summary: not an epic for the ages,…
- Post a new comment
- 5 comments
- Post a new comment
- 5 comments
