Web Browsers: The Archives
iPhone Only: Elitist Web Design Approaches
When I’m working on a website – any website – I’m thinking about how to maximize the audience that site gets.
I’ll make my best efforts to ensure that the pages can be viewed properly in the majority of web browsers, and I’ll do my level best to test that the code is accessible and [...]
Posted in Web Browsers, Web Design & Standards on Thursday, August 9 2007 | Leave a comment »
Navigate Like A Pro In FireFox
Lifehacker has a post about dragging unlinked URLs to the address bar to navigate.
Let’s say you come across an URL that hasn’t been linked. Select it (careful with spaces at the start and end) and drag it up to the address bar. Release the mouse and FireFox will automagically jump to that page.
In fact, you [...]
Posted in Web Browsers on Monday, January 8 2007 | 1 Comment »
Operator Firefox Extension Gives Microformats Wings
Finally! I’ve been watching discussions on Microformats avidly over the last year. The debate over microformats seemed to be all very academic, as no tools existed to locate and harness microformat data.
I’ve just discovered the Operator extension for FireFox, which is a plugin to detect and debug microformats on any web page. I’ve tested this [...]
Posted in Web Browsers, Web Design & Standards on Saturday, December 30 2006 | Leave a comment »
