August 3, 2011
One very useful tool in web programing is the ability to inspect elements on websites through the browser. Browsers like Google Chrome and Opera have this feature already, but with a browser like Firefox, you have to use an extension called Firebug. The point of these tools is to be able to edit websites in ...
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August 2, 2011
If you have a low IQ – you probably use Internet Explorer There was a new study recently that pinned Internet Explorer users at the bottom of the IQ chart. Not even Internet Explorer 9 users could redeem themselves which is kind of surprising since Windows computers come with Internet Explorer installed by default. ...
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May 18, 2011
Every time I open Google Chrome I’m pretty sure that I’m running a new version of it. Not too long ago I open my Google Chrome Browser and BOOM – new icon. Though I hate the new icon that Chrome has I still love it as a whole. The new icon just seems flat and ...
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April 8, 2011
So I just read something interesting on Sitepoint today. It was the browser market shares as of April. Since Firefox 4 and Internet Explore 9 came out last month it was expected for them to come out on top. It’s been awhile since Chrome hasn’t been the top monthly browser. The numbers are: Firefox is ...
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February 28, 2011
The browser wars still rage on even today. With Google Chromes mysterious background updates that most people don’t notice to the new Mozilla FireFox 4 and the much anticipated – CSS3/HTML 5 compitable Internet Explorer 9 coming out soon there’s still no clear winner really. In my mind those are the three biggest browsers. In ...
