Archive - Browsers

The good mozilla vs ugly IE browser campaign: I remember once I walked to the auto street market in pink city of India for buying a helmet. Many shopkeeper were trying to pull me in, and few of them were shouting “we have got the cheapest – we have got the best” – well cheap may not be the best always. I am [...]

IE8 passes Acid2 test, what’s next?: Sincerely, congrats to guys behind all the efforts. It’s great to finally (lastly) see some actual news about the next version of Internet Explorer with improved standards compliance. With anticipation, this is just the start of IE’s trend towards a significant internal milestone.
Still off course many of us would be thinking [...]

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Why keyboard letters are not in alphabetical order: It is a very common question your friends can ask you anytime.
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Web accessibility is not hard to learn: I love accessibility and I believe it is not hard to learn at all.
Great online CSS reference with live demos: Paul O’Brien and Tommy Olssen got together and delivered a book The Ultimate CSS Reference that teaches...

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