Flock is a social networking browser based on Mozilla Firefox; flock was founded in 2005 based in Redwood City, CA. Flock is an open source company. Flock is available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX in 12 languages, looks impressive on the first instance. Flock 2.0 beta has been released on June 16, 2008, based [...]
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Google Chrome: the Google Browser Google announced today that they will release their own browser tomorrow, code named Google Chrome. Beta version will be launched tomorrow morning only, initially available only for Windows. Google Chrome is open source and based on WebKit, which is the same engine used by Safari and Adobe AIR. This is [...]
READ MORE »http://javascript.weblogsinc.com/2006/08/06/javascript-outside-of-the-browser/ After reading the above article, questions comes in mind, why JavaScript outside the browser? So let’s go through on some points which strongly recommend the future of “the world’s most misunderstood programming language”. 1. JavaScript will be treated as a significant programming language in the upcoming days 2. JavaScript speed and performance, of course [...]
READ MORE »Got some interesting feedback on IE 7 on CSS 2.1 compliance though I don’t have IE 7 beta 2.0 installed at my box. Chris Wilson, Internet Explorer 7 and CSS 2.1 compliance: http://www.gtalbot.org/ BrowserBugsSection/ MSIE7Bugs/ CWilsonMSIE7AndCSSCompliance.html MSIE 7 bug collection sites:
READ MORE »I know that not every user agent going to supported most of the current web standards including DOM level 2, but opera’s people promise that. As said by David Storey in his article at Web Standards Group http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/david-storey.cfm I don’t think so IE would be coming up with all supported tags in IE7, then what [...]
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