Archive for December, 2006
Published December 19th, 2006
When web developers talk about a browser release, they inevitably concentrate their attention on changes to the way it renders their pages. So most of the talk about Internet Explorer 7 has focused on issues like conditional comments and so forth. But how many people are aware of the changes to the security model in [...]
Published December 5th, 2006
I’ve gushed about Firebug before but I’ve just been tipped off to a new (beta) version (and a new web site) and I thought it was about time I gushed some more. If you’re a web developer and you don’t have this extension installed, then you deserve a slap about the face. Firebug has so [...]
Published December 1st, 2006
Further to my last post on this subject, I just got wind of a rather interesting Microsoft blog post offering a solution to the “how do I test my web pages on Internet Explorer 6 after I’ve installed Internet Explorer 7?” quandary. Microsoft is giving away a disk image (that can be run on their [...]