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Firefox Interface
A while ago, Scott Berkun – one of the developers of early versions of IE – announced that he’s switched to Firefox and provided some feedback regarding Firefox’s user interface. This was later...
View ArticleW3C Feed Validator
The W3C validator team have just announced the release of a new RSS and Atom feed validator. It’s uses the same underlying software used at feedvalidator.org; but in addition to this, the W3C feed...
View ArticlePrince Passes Acid 2
Just announced on www-style, was the news that Prince now passes Acid 2. They’re the 4th, after Safari, Konqueror and iCab. They’re also the first non-browser implementation to pass. Well done!
View ArticleThe <b> and <i> Elements
Over on public-html (and cross posted to www-html), there is some intense bikeshedding going on pertaining to the use of the b and i elements and why they should or should not be retained in HTML 5....
View ArticleVictory!
Today is a glorious day! The IE team have reversed their previous decision with regards to forcing web developers to opt-in to the latest standards mode. IE8’s standards mode will now be the default...
View Article@media 2008 Presentation
This year, I have the pleasure of presenting at @media in London. I will be presenting with my colleague James Graham, whom I’ve not yet met, but who I’ve known online through the WHATWG for a while...
View ArticleInterview about HTML5 on Boagworld
Boagworld is a web design and development podcast based in the UK. In today’s episode, they interview me about HTML5. In it, we discuss the current state of HTML5, some of the new features that are...
View ArticleInternet Explorer 8 Beta 2
A few days ago, the 2nd beta of IE8 was released. Although I haven’t had much time to play with it and find out what it does and doesn’t support, I have come across a few bugs with it. But one of the...
View ArticleGoogle Chrome
The rumours have been going around the web for years about the possibility of the Google browser, with some rather wild speculation about what exactly it would be like. John Rhodes seems to be one of...
View Articleabout:internets
Many people didn’t believe Senator Ted Stevens when he said that the Internet was a series of tubes. Well now, thanks to Google, there is proof that he was right! In Google Chrome, if you have it,...
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