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Some Browsers Posts.
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Google Chrome beats IE
The world's most popular browser is no longer Internet Explorer, it's Chrome. Wow.
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Old Internet Explorers get an update
Microsoft will autoupdate IE to help ensure the newest possible version is installed
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IE 10 drops conditional comments
One of the most useful tool to beat Internet Explorer into shape is no longer needed
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IE10 preview released
Microsoft is on a Google-like pace when it's coming to new browser updates
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Firefox 4 released, finally
The latest version of the open-source browser is a significant update
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IE6 Countdown
Even Microsoft wants to see Internet Explorer 6 get off the Web
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IE9 developers guide
The updated notes for the first release candidate latest (and very good) browser
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Web browser thru history
Nice visualization of inconsistent progress marking browser development during the past 15 years
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Smart(phone) browsers of the Web
Survey of the mobile browser space, and advice on developing and testing on it
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New York Times' Web app
The newspaper builds a Chrome app that brings iPad-like functionality to the browser
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IE9's new look
The next version of Internet Explorer may launch on September 15th with a minimal interface
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Firefox heatmap
https://heatmap.mozillalabs.com/mozmetrics/?data=perc&os=all&colorscheme=hsl
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optimizeLegibility extension
Jim Ray creates a simple Safari extension to improve how type is rendered on page
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IE9 and HTML5
Third developer preview looks amazing, all the more so to those debugging early IE browsers
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IE9 best practices
Overview of how, when, and why to use Internet Explorer's compatibility features
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Safari fine
The latest upgrade to Apple's Web browser brings a promising set of new features.
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Performance of conditional comments
Seems like using IE's conditional comments might slow page loads in that browser
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Opera Mini on the iPhone
Apple approves the Opera mobile browser for use on its iPhone and iPod - could Fennec be next?
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IE5 Mac at 10 years
The most influential browser since Mosaic, IE5 Mac set the standard for today's modern browsers
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IE9 preview available
Quick tests of new browser seem to put it almost on par with the latest Firefox and Safari releases
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A Safari adventure
With the exception of a few years when Internet Explorer was actually the more standard-compliant browser, I’ve always surfed the Web with a Netscape-originated browser. I supported Mozilla when it was still struggling to make something even approaching a usable browser. My name was one of thousands to be found in a New York Times ad announcing Firefox’s debut. I have friends that work with Mozilla.
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