47 posts tagged cross-browser
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Why I (Still) Think Silverlight Should Fail
http://www.somerandomdude.net/ blog/ flash/ why-i-still-think-silverlight-should…A while back, I wrote a small article about why I felt Silverlight should fail. The writeup generated a lot of good conversation and a bit of ire from Silverlight supporters (such as this example) so I thought it would be beneficial to write a followup. Let me try to make this clear, I am not a Flash fanboy.
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My School Is Prettier Than Yours
http://asadream.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 14/ my-school-is-prettier-than-yours/I went to the cegep—that’s college for you—today (Tuesday). I had the stupid idea of walking from the metro station to my destination. As I said: stupid idea. The walk was much longer than anticipated and, because I have no familiarity with the place, I ended up going the long way.
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Test your web design in different browsers
http://kelsocartography.com/ blog/ ?p=365Test your web design in different browsers May 12th, 2008 Don’t have 20 different computers setup just for testing cross browser issues? Neither do I. But we should and we can. Use this nifty tool from browsershots.org to see what your HTML will look like a couple dozen browser, operating system configurations.
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10 Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools
http://nice2all.com/ index.php/ 2008/ 05/ 11/ 10-web-accessibility-evaluation-to…Here is a list of Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools. All these tools are free to use. Some of these tools have been around a long time but they are still very effective. All these tools are based on the WCAG 1.0 guidelines. When the WCAG 2.0 guidelines are finally approved, these tests will most probably be updated to work against the new set of guidelines.
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Internet Explorer on Mac
http://michael-whittaker.de/ articles/ 24/ internet-explorer-on-mac/Another quick note… In order to test my web apps with Internet Explorer 6 (yeah, a lot of Wintel users still browse with it!), I always had to use my Windows 2000 virtual machine. I knew it was available via CrossOver, but didn’t want to buy it… It was available via Wine, but I didn’t have the time to figure out how it works.
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Test Your Site with Other Internet Browsers
http://www.icastlimited.com/ 2008/ 05/ 05/ test-your-site-with-other-internet-br…Once you really get into customizing your blog template, look, design, and functions, you may run into some cross browser compatibility issues. What does that mean? Basically, your site may not look the same in Internet Explorer as it does in Mozilla. Your site may not look the same on a PC as it does on a Mac. This can be very frustrating because new designs are often a labor of love.
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Test Your Site with Other Internet Browsers
http://www.icastlimited.com/ 2008/ 05/ 05/ test-your-site-with-other-internet-br…Once you really get into customizing your blog template, look, design, and functions, you may run into some cross browser compatibility issues. What does that mean? Basically, your site may not look the same in Internet Explorer as it does in Mozilla. Your site may not look the same on a PC as it does on a Mac. This can be very frustrating because new designs are often a labor of love.
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Viewable with any browser
http://nice2all.com/ index.php/ 2008/ 05/ 04/ viewable-with-any-browser/This post is further to my previous post entitled Name ‘em and shame ‘em. I would like to urge you all to pay a visit to the Viewable with any Browser Campaign. This site contains an easy guide on how to get your site viewable with any browser.
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An IE lastIndex Bug with Zero-Length Regex Matches
http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/ archives/ exec-bugsThe bottom line of this blog post is that Internet Explorer incorrectly increments a regex object's lastIndex property after a successful, zero-length match. However, for anyone who isn't sure what I'm talking about or is interested in how to work around the problem, I'll describe the issue with examples of iterating over each match in a string using the RegExp.prototype.exec method.
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Tips & Tricks For Cross Browser Compatible CSS Development
http://blog.xebia.com/ 2008/ 04/ 10/ tips-tricks-for-cross-browser-compatible-cs…In web development, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of a document written in a markup language. It has a simple syntax, and uses a number of English keywords to specify the names of various style properties. Its specifications were maintained by W3C.
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