Safari

Have you ever wondered why there is so much differentiation in all the various browsers based upon the WebKit [engine]?
I must admit, I haven’t given it that much thought, but after reading an article in InfoWorld, I must admit I was not fully in possession of the facts. (as an Opera user, I think that [...]

Lots of sites are trying to gently nudge people away from the use of Internet Exploder 6, but the final nail has just been announced, which will force those unwilling or uncaring, to finally change to a newer browser.
YouTube has announced that the support for Internet Exploder 6 will be soon dropped. With the extreme [...]

Perhaps the reason those Microsoft ads showing the barfing were pulled is that some users were barfing when they found out how they were being attacked when using Internet Exploited.
According to the Internet Storm Center, Microsoft Internet Explorer can be zapped hard by a new attack showing up in drive-by fashion.
0-day in Microsoft DirectShow [...]

Over the weekend, I have read several stories (not simply one citing the same things) about the need for actively removing Internet Explorer 6 from the internet landscape.
They probably have something, because as I learn about web design, I see how far afield IE6 goes from the established ways of rendering things. Of course, Microsoft [...]

I have been very keen on tracking the different browsers lately, basically because I am stuck with Opera 9.6 and awaiting the beta of Opera 10, because the current 10.0 alphas are too broken for my everyday use (that means they crash more than 5 times in 8 hours).
Still, I see features in the alphas [...]

The world of computer magazines and columns is buzzing with the talk of the new darling of benchmarks, Safari 4. With all the hoopla, you might not realize that this is still classified as a beta release. The people on ZDNet were all on about it beginning the middle of the day yesterday, and you [...]